News and updates

As we approach World AIDS Day (WAD) on 1st December we pause to on reflect the last 30 years of Mildmay’s work at the forefront of HIV service provision and care. This year Mildmay share this anniversary with World AIDS Day, which was first marked in 1988-the first ever global health day. On WAD we remember all those who have died of AIDS related illness, especially those cared for at Mildmay, their families, friends and loved ones. World AIDS Day is an opportunity for us all

It’s the event you’ve all been waiting for…and it’s going to be as wonderful as always! Tuesday 19th December 2018. Be sure not to miss out on this spectacular evening which always proves to be a hugely popular event. This year our celebrities include – Linda Robson, Robert Powell, Richard Arnold and Stephanie Beacham with solo musical performances from Diversity Choir, soprano Sally Harrison, Classical Reflection, David Wong and The Flicks 2018 will mark our 30th year of wo

Mildmay are thrilled to be once again joining the World AIDS Day Red Run this year in Victoria Park on 1st December 2018. This year Team Mildmay will be running (OK some of us may just be walking – but we’re assured that’s fine!) to raise awareness of our work and of complex HIV. We are also raising money to fund a CardioCoach, an important piece of equipment that will enhance our work and benefit patient’s recovery. This equipment will also allow us to audit the benefits of

This year Mildmay marks 30 years working at the forefront of HIV service provision and care. To mark this occasion Mildmay were honoured to welcome Lord Fowler – Lord Speaker in the House of Lords to our hospital in East London. Since Mildmay first opened in 1988 as a unit for people who were at that time dying of AIDS related illness, great strides have been made in HIV treatment. Today in the UK people diagnosed with HIV, who can start treatment early can expect to live a l