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Next spring, the UK government will publish a 10 Year Health Plan in England. Central to its strategy to fix the health and care system are three shifts: moving more care from hospitals to communities making better use of technology in health and care focussing on preventing sickness, not just treating it.

Who received a 2024 Fellowship, Merit Award or Annual Award?

Every year we have opportunities to recognise or support and strengthen the work our members are doing in occupational therapy. Some awards offer funding, to help a member reach their goal, others recognise a career of achievements. All carry prestige. Join us in celebrating our recipients of 2024's awards.

Responding to comments by the Work and Pensions Minister about reforms to the benefits system.

This month we have guest editors Anna-Marie Dorsett and Kwaku Agyemang on board as this issue’s guest editors for Black History Month.

Discover how 'The Student Project' helped four OT students complete 118 assessments in eight weeks, reducing waiting times and enhancing team-based learning in OT education.

Commenting on the annual State of the Adult Social Care Sector and Workforce in England report, published by Skills for Care.

Discover how Aamna Alwani and Lizzie Roach's placements at Calderdale Council transformed their OT studies into real-world practice, building confidence, skills, and expanding career perspectives.

Dr Nikki Daniels, Head of Communities and Connections reflects on the outstanding contribution made by our Specialist Sections and regions as we take a step closer towards more inclusive communities for all members.

Research and Innovation Fund grants for people working in OT research to get funding for their projects.

The theme of this year’s UK Black History Month is ‘Reclaiming Narratives’.

We’re excited to announce the launch of three new free e-learning sessions designed for occupational therapists working in perinatal mental health