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Mildmay is well-served by public transport. Buses stop at the end of Tabernacle Gardens.

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There is unfortunately no on-site parking, but you can find on-street Pay & Display parking nearby in the streets around the Hospital.

Please note that parking is entirely at your own risk.

Mildmay UK

2 days ago

Please help us to buy a much-needed new ECG machine to ensure that the care we give to our patients remains world-class.We need to replace an older machine as soon as possible. Find out more: bit.ly/2MidwkR ... See MoreSee Less

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Mildmay UK

3 days ago

Our Chaplain, Sister Bernie, writes in Memoriam:"On hearing about the death of Eva Heymann, who died peacefully in the early hours of 12th February 2021, in her 94th year, I remembered the time I had invited her back to Mildmay.What a gentle, unassuming but impressive woman! She spoke of Mildmay’s earlier days and her interaction with persons dying from AIDS, her ongoing bereavement work and how the staff and volunteers cared for families and partners who were suffering the tragic loss of a son or daughter, a life partner, or a friend. I wanted someone like her to supervise my chaplaincy work at Mildmay, but it was not to be as she was moving on!Sister Eva was a rebellious Jewish girl who became a Roman Catholic nun. As a German Jewish refugee, Eva came to England in the late 1930s. She trained as a teacher and psychiatric social worker and is well known for her work with people with HIV/AIDS.Eva made a commitment to Mildmay Hospital, which was set up in the eighties to care for persons living and dying with HIV/AIDS. After working there and with the Terrence Higgins Trust, she admitted that working with persons with AIDS changed her life.Eva had felt her own experiences of rejection and alienation as a refugee helped her connect with people on the edges of society. In her own words, she acknowledged that “the joy of being with the gay community influenced my relationship with God. And that is what I want to share with others; that living is actually good and being alive is very precious and lots of fun. … So, what I feel now is a growing experience of God’s love as unchanging, constant, eternal the God of the second chance”.We are grateful for the love you showered on our clients and patients in the early, difficult years. Eva, your honesty and integrity still shine through your writings, reflecting the code by which you lived your life; loving your neighbour as yourself. May we who here at Mildmay continue to be inspired by the pioneering work you began here at Mildmay." ... See MoreSee Less

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Mildmay UK

6 days ago

Occupational Therapy student Rebekah (right), studying at London South Bank University, finishes her placement at Mildmay today.Camilla, our Lead Occupational Therapist (left) says. "a successful learning experience on both sides. Especially delighted with its success given that it was arranged at the last minute when a placement fell through."Sometimes the best experiences come unexpectedly!For more information about placements: mildmay.org/join-us/elective-placements/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Mildmay UK

7 days ago

Kenya is such a beautiful country, but the Kenyan people, particularly children and young people, need our help to defeat AIDS and for general health strengthening and advocacy. Can you help? bit.ly/2ZG09y5Images courtesy of KENYA Pics (@kenyapics) ... See MoreSee Less

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Mildmay UK

7 days ago

Our Lead occupational Therapist, Dr Camilla Hawkins posted, "In one week, occupational therapy assessment travelled the world - culinarily speaking.I love the fact we can use function to promote participation and meaning"Please support Mildmay: mildmay.org/donate/ ... See MoreSee Less

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