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Reflections in the Inquiry by our Lead Chaplain, first published on our Chaplaincy page on 4th August 2023.

On Saturday, 25 November, the Red Run returns! This is our opportunity to celebrate progress, honour those lives lost and take action.

Our newly published Impact Report reflects the significant progress Mildmay has made since the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to your support...

UNAIDS has released a report revealing a clear roadmap to eliminate AIDS by 2030...

As we reflect on her legacy, we fondly recall her visits to our hospital, where she brought about profound change...

Central London was filled with a wonderful sense of community as hundreds turned out for the Fighting HIV stigma and Proud March, Vigil and

We are partnering with 20+ HIV organisations to challenge HIV stigma; marching across Westminster Bridge, past Downing Street, and...

In November, the President of Mildmay, Lord Fowler, gave a lecture on the challenge of AIDS at the Institute of Global Health, UNIGE Geneva.

What is it really like living with HIV? The testimony given below by Jacob Boehme beautifully illustrates the complex relationship...

This October, we’re joining over 25 HIV organisations, led by Terrence Higgins Trust, to fight HIV stigma.

We fondly recall that Diana visited Mildmay 17 times. We remember the profound impact she made in breaking through the stigma around AIDS.

A look at the story of HIV activist Rev Steve Pieters and his interview on the 'Praise The Lord Club' by televangelist Tammy Fay Messner.

We remember all those who have died at Mildmay Mission Hospital and elsewhere, and give thanks for those that have been helped both there an

TV programme: Searching for Patient Zero: Britain's Aids Tragedy - Tonight

Building Our Future event on 30 September 2021

Trustee board meetings are a very important part of maintaining regular oversight of our charities.

A newly published Paper authored by our Medical Director Dr Simon Rackstraw et al.

The second in our series of chaplains stories is kindly given to us by Patrick, whose relationship with Mildmay began in the 1980s

Today, our parent charity, Mildmay UK, is launching a new special appeal to raise funds for much-needed PPE for our Mildmay teams in Africa

Now more important than ever, the World AIDS Day RED RUN returns to Victoria Park, London.