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Our first Partner-led Small Project, My Pill Box, My Health!, has completed its first quarter. Working with GILO Young Positives Foundation, the team has mapped all 10 ART-providing health facilities in Kassanda District, secured support from district and education leaders, and identified the barriers families face in keeping children on treatment. Next: reaching the children who will benefit directly. Read the full update.

During Pride Month, we share a powerful personal reflection from Patrick, a former Mildmay chaplain whose life and ministry were shaped by the AIDS crisis. His story recalls a time of stigma, loss and courage, and offers a moving reminder of the compassion, dignity and sense of belonging that defined Mildmay's response to HIV. Read Patrick's testimony and explore the wider history of Mildmay's HIV care and LGBTQ+ community.

Your donations have allowed us to recently send over £20,000 to Uganda, restarting the Universal Fund and launching My Pill Box, My Health! - a youth-led project helping schoolchildren take their HIV medication without stigma. Education, healthcare and hope are being restored for young people who need it most. Thank you for making this possible.

Mildmay is supports Zero HIV Stigma Day on 21 July. Stigma remains one of the biggest barriers to HIV care, and this global day of action calls on all of us to challenge misinformation, prejudice, and fear. We’re committed to person-centred, compassionate care—on this day and every day.

On Princess Diana’s birthday, we remember her extraordinary compassion and her seventeen visits to Mildmay. At a time of fear and stigma, Diana’s kindness and courage helped transform public attitudes to HIV and AIDS. Her legacy continues to inspire our mission of dignity, compassion, and care without judgement. Help us continue Diana’s legacy of compassion. Support Mildmay’s work with people living with complex HIV. Donate Now

We’re thrilled to announce a generous £3,100 donation from TfL’s OUTbound Colleague Network, raised through their special edition Pride Roundel Pin Badge celebrating Mildmay’s legacy in HIV care and LGBTQIA+ support. This gift honours our shared history and supports our work with people living with complex health needs. Huge thanks to OUTbound and Vice Chair Alex Garnett-Scherer for their incredible support!

A recent report highlights a deeply troubling reality: many Black people living with HIV are not receiving the care they need and deserve in primary care settings in England.

While sorting through our archives this week, we came across a touching article from Hello! Magazine titled “Prince Harry Carries on Mum’s Work" featuring Harry's official visit to open the new Mildmay Hospital building in 2015.

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

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

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

Giving Tuesday is a global day of generosity that encourages people everywhere to give back.

Mildmay has had a presence at the BHIVA conferences for many years, showcasing our expertise in supporting people living with HIV.

Today marks a historic moment for Mildmay Hospital, London's transport network and the wider community.

Rock and roll legend Sir Cliff Richard OBE and celebrated broadcaster Roger Royle reflect on their enduring support for Mildmay.

A former donor recently got back in touch to learn more about the progress of a young man that he had met and supported in Uganda.

Today, we want to highlight the Find Your Four campaign, a valuable resource for people living with HIV.

Stan Blacklock grew up in a farming family in the rural beauty of the Caldbeck fells in Cumbria but his life took an unexpected turn...

A team from Mildmay Hospital is attending the British HIV Association (BHIVA) 3-day Spring Conference at the ICC Birmingham.

Your generosity allows us to provide essential services and facilities for the vulnerable people entrusted to our care.