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After 18 months volunteering at Mildmay; on the wards and behind the scenes, Leo is moving on. Before he left, he wrote about what he saw: not dramatic moments, but the consistent kindness of staff who show up with genuine compassion every day. His words are a remarkable tribute to everyone at Mildmay, and a reminder of why volunteers matter to us.

Palm Sunday marks the start of Holy Week. Sister Bernie, Mildmay's chaplain, shares a reflection on what this week means for our community at Mildmay.

We’re halfway there! £15,590 raised of our £30,000 Winter Appeal. Your support funds specialist care for people facing complex illness, addiction, and homelessness, keeps chaplaincy at the bedside, and sustains rehabilitation. Running until 1 April 2026. Extra funds will strengthen our Uganda Education Exchange. Care can’t wait.

Our Winter Appeal launches today. We’re aiming to raise £30,000 to protect the vital care Mildmay provides for people facing HIV, neurocognitive illness and homelessness. Your support will fund chaplaincy, rehabilitation and essential patient services this winter. Please give what you can to help us care for those with nowhere else to turn.

On Thanksgiving Day, Mildmay recognised the dedication of our wonderful volunteers with a celebratory lunch, short presentation of token gifts, and music led by our friend Dominic with Dr Ben. Our volunteers’ support is integral to our work. As Christmas approaches and World AIDS Day nears, we honour lives, recognise progress and renew our commitment to compassionate, inclusive HIV care. Thank you to all our volunteers.

Please, may I share my joy with you now that the new Pope has been elected in keeping with centuries-old traditions?

Traditionally known as Passion Sunday, this day begins the final two weeks of Lent, leading us through the path of Christ’s suffering and ul

Our Chaplain, Sister Bernie, recently attended the funeral of one of our former patients.

The Fourth Sunday of Lent, known as Laetare Sunday, is a moment of joyful pause in the midst of our Lenten journey.

The call to repentance is not merely a call to turn away from evil, but a call to produce the fruits of good living...