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They were at supper, and the devil had already put it into the mind of Judas Iscariot, son of Simon, to betray him...

Palm Sunday occurs on the Sunday before Easter. We process and wave palm branches at Mildmay during our Sunday Service...

“At Mildmay, you seem to enjoy each other’s company. We hear lots of laughter ringing around the building”. This was a comment I heard...

Eleven students carried out several individual clinical and catering projects to develop and enhance the nutritional care of our patients.

Central London was filled with a wonderful sense of community as hundreds turned out for the Fighting HIV stigma and Proud March, Vigil and

Should we be downcast for all 40 days of this penitential season of Lent?

Today's the day: Fighting HIV Stigma and Proud

St. Patrick is the principal patron saint of Ireland. As people from Ireland have migrated worldwide, particularly during the Great Famine,

We have just posted two new roles on our website:

Baroness Masham - Sue to her friends - and I first met in the early 1990s when I was provost and then later, Dean of Bradford...

Baroness Masham has passed away. She was a fantastic, long-time supporter of Mildmay and will be greatly missed.

We learned a lot about practising a patient-care approach and observed the Multidisciplinary Team work together to reach the best outcomes

Enormous thanks to everyone who did the London Walk, which brought together the many charities working to support people who are homeless

May we all have an opportunity during this Lenten week to take a risk and reveal something of ourselves to another, thus enabling the other-

We produce our Prayer Diary/bookmark twice a year to help you keep Mildmay in mind, and have just produced the Winter/Spring 2023 edition.

Katarzyna is very hard-working and an asset to the nursing team. Many want to be on her shift...

Hi, my name is Mahmoud, and I am a final-year dietetics student. I and a fellow dietetics student conducted our public health placement...

This week I would like to reflect on bits and pieces I have picked up from Sunday's gospel reading which is called 'The Transfiguration'.

London has had the biggest rise of rough sleepers in England, with an increase of 34% across a 12-month period.

Mildmay specialises in the treatment of HIV-Associated Neurocognitive Disorder, or HAND, impairment caused by HIV entering and affecting...