Announcing our collaboration with Accora, a leading manufacturer of assistive care equipment, to support the occupational therapists in delivering high-quality services.

Thank you to everyone who shared their views to shape our next strategy. One thing is clear, we must represent the profession and speak with authority.

A May update on the UK's policy and public affairs, highlighting key developments affecting occupational therapy and the wider health and social care landscape. Find out what RCOT is influencing in England and across the UK and what it means for the profession and the people it supports.

A May update on Northern Ireland's policy and public affairs, highlighting key developments affecting occupational therapy and the wider health and social care landscape. Find out what RCOT is influencing in Northern Ireland and what it means for the profession and the people it supports.

A May update on Scotland policy and public affairs, highlighting key developments affecting occupational therapy and the wider health and social care landscape. Find out what RCOT is influencing in Scotland and what it means for the profession and the people it supports.

A May update on Wales/Cymru policy and public affairs, highlighting key developments affecting occupational therapy and the wider health and social care landscape. Find out what RCOT is influencing in Wales and what it means for the profession and the people it supports.

This year's theme for Diabetes Week is 'Striking out stigma'. In her blog, Anneka Bond reflects on how OTs screen for metabolic risk within their caseloads, how we support people in building sustainable daily routines and how we challenge the stigma narratives that people bring with them.

The Young People and Work interim report recognises that too many young people face inconsistent access to practical support, including occupational therapy.

We've opened consultation on our draft occupational therapy practice guideline for dementia. We're inviting OTs and others with relevant insight to review the guidance and share feedback on how well it supports prevention, participation and living well for people affected by dementia.

The Royal College of Occupational Therapists has written to the Financial Times to challenge how occupational therapists were represented in recent coverage of fit note reform.