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About us

MILDMAY is a pioneering HIV charity delivering quality care and treatment, prevention work, rehabilitation, training and health systems strengthening in the UK, sub-Saharan Africa and Eastern Europe.

Since 1998, Mildmay has also had a huge impact overseas, delivering HIV services to those in greatest need. We continue to support our local NGOs in Kenya and Uganda.

In 2020, we began a ground-breaking service in the UK, providing step-down, rehabilitative healthcare for people who are homeless or rough-sleeping and recuperating from illness or injury.

In 2022, we launched the REBUILD Pathway, and in 2023, the specialist neurorehabilitation Neuro 2B Pathway.

In 2024, the London Overground line from Stratford to Clapham Junction/Richmond was named the Mildmay line by Transport for London and the Mayor of London in recognition of our work during the HIV/AIDS crisis of the 1980s and ‘90s, which has made the hospital “the valued and respected place for the LGBTQ+ community it is today”.

Charity number: 292058

Hospital Equipment Fund

Raising funds to purchase medical and therapeutic equipment and maintain the physical environment of Mildmay Hospital.

Mildmay works to enhance the physical and therapeutic environment of our UK hospital for patients, staff and visitors. Thanks to your generous donations, our charity is able to fund projects which, each year, touch the lives of the hundreds of people cared for by our UK hospital.

In a hospital with vulnerable and sometimes challenging patient groups, our equipment gets a lot of use and items need to be replaced regularly through wear and tear and occasional misuse.

On top of this, the fabric of the building undergoes regular rounds of repainting and repairing of patient rooms, wards, corridors, kitchens, common areas, our garden and Reception. It is so important to keep the hospital looking and working at its best, for the wellbeing of our patients and infection prevention and control.
We regularly need to purchase or replace important equipment that helps with the care, rehabilitation, and recovery of our patients - including medical supplies, gym and therapy equipment, as well as furniture and appliances for patient rooms.