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Why is a London Overground line named after a hospital? In TfL’s Mind the Gap podcast, Tim Dunn visited Mildmay to discover the story behind the Mildmay Line - meeting former patient Jason Reid, staff, and uncovering a legacy of care that continues today.

Behind the scenes at Mildmay, essential equipment keeps our hospital running smoothly and supports patient care! Our busy kitchen's old dishwasher broke down frequently under heavy use, impacting hygiene and efficiency. We recently replaced it with a vital new commercial machine costing about £3,000 to ensure the highest standards for our patients. Discover why this upgrade is so crucial and how your support helps fund essential items like this.

An outstanding 98% of all Mildmay Hospital staff have completed their mandatory training for the year - reflecting our commitment to safe, high-quality care. From resuscitation to data protection, this wide-ranging training ensures our team is always prepared. Read on to see how this underpins everything we do…

This International Nurses Day, we’re celebrating the incredible nurses and health care assistants at the heart of Mildmay’s mission to deliver expert, compassionate care to those most in need. Their dedication changes lives every day. Read more to discover their story, join us in saying thank you, and consider making a gift to support Mildmay’s life-changing work.

We’re celebrating something special - thanks to your incredible generosity, our Winter Fundraising Appeal 2024/25 has raised an incredible £63,400, far surpassing our original £50,000 target! Read how your support will be put to work.

Mildmay Hospital took part in the 2025 BHIVA Spring Conference at the historic Brighton Dome, presenting new research on HIV-related rehabilitation. Our clinical team shared insights on comorbidities and physiotherapy outcomes for people living with HIV, while our stand welcomed healthcare professionals and advocates from across the sector.

As Easter arrives, we send our warmest wishes to all our patients, supporters, staff, and friends.

The Easter proclamation ‘Christ is truly risen from the dead’ is the most important proclamation of the Church. Today, let us celebrate with a joy that is real, for hope has been given to us, hope that nobody can take from us.

Good Friday stands apart in the Christian calendar as a day marked by sorrow, silence, and solemnity. It is a time for fasting and prayer, a day when we pause and contemplate the depth of Christ’s sacrifice and the mystery of His love.

This Maundy Thursday, as we remember Jesus’ loving service, we are invited to do likewise: to serve with kindness, to kneel in humility, and to let our tenderness encircle all whom we meet.