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We’re halfway through #PayrollGivingMonth! Keep the momentum going by signing up to support Mildmay through your salary donations.

If the NHS funded more referrals to Mildmay, we could help ease the bed crisis by caring for patients ready to leave acute hospital.

Guess what just arrived at Mildmay? Our very own London Overground Mildmay line roundel! A special thank you to TfL.

It’s never been easier to test for HIV. From Monday 10 February, we're calling on people across the country to test.

Mildmay extends its deepest sympathies to all those affected by the current outbreak of viral hemorrhagic fever disease in Uganda.

We’ve added Miss Marshall’s death certificate to our archives, honouring her 16 years of service as a Mildmay Deaconess.

Every February, LGBT+ History Month offers an important opportunity to celebrate the diverse lives of LGBTQIA+ people and raise awareness.

Start #PayrollGivingMonth by signing up today! It’s tax-efficient, easy to set up and every donation helps Mildmay provide essential care.

There’s a new sign on Hackney Road pointing the way to Mildmay Hospital. A small change, but it makes us more accessible.

An album of historical photos was recently donated to Mildmay, offering rare glimpses into our past.

Did you know the London Overground Mildmay line is named after our hospital?

We need to bring people together more than ever to remember all those murdered during the Holocaust and since then...

Mildmay’s role during the 1980s AIDS crisis is preserved in the National HIV Story Trust Archive at the London Archives.

Lord Chris Smith of Finsbury is our new President, taking over from Lord Norman Fowler. We are grateful for Lord Fowler’s leadership...

Our CEO shares the final part of his journey back from Uganda, via Doha, in his latest blog.

Geoff wraps up his Uganda trip with key meetings in Kampala, securing vital legal support and commitments to new partnerships.

We’ve reached £31,000 in our Winter Fundraising Appeal! Every donation helps us provide vital care for vulnerable patients at Mildmay.

A quieter day in Uganda as Geoff reflects on JOY Hospice’s incredible reach, covering an area the size of five UK counties!

Our CEO shares insights from day 4 in Uganda, from JOY Hospice’s vital role to the challenges faced by local hospitals.

Our CEO reflects on new partnerships in Uganda & the journey to Mbale in his latest post.