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

A determined young woman drawn to missionary work - initially facing resistance from her family, she trained as a nurse at Mildmay.

We're thrilled to share another update from the archive, thanks to the fantastic research of Andy "K" into his family history...

In May 1938, Queen Mary visited the hospital to open the new Outpatients, drawing national attention to Mildmay.

We're reaching out to anyone who worked at Mildmay from 1985 to 1999 – during Mildmay’s pioneering work in caring for people with HIV/AIDS.

Maud was a nurse at Mildmay in 1921 and worked here for many years. Charlie was a patient admitted after a violent assault...

The mother of a former nurse shared this photo of Mildmay Mission Hospital circa 1949. This is the Children's Ward kitted out for Christmas

Thank you to Priscilla for writing to tell us about her mother's time at Mildmay and her life thereafter.

We recently came across this old postcard of Mildmay hospital on eBay, and so, of course, we had to get it for our archive. The old...

It appears that the Mildmay name has been given to a fabric and wallpaper design in the Arts and Crafts style, which is appropriate...