Our next meeting: 

23rd January 2021

Main Presentation:

Black Lives Matter: Lessons From My Story

Ellen S Adomako 

Lecturer in Occupational Therapy, University of Essex

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Small Project Grants

In line with OT Frontier's primary aim to support individual Occupational Therapists and groups of OTs who are contributing towards the development of the OT profession in low or middle income resource settings, OT Frontiers will consider funding small scale projects or the CPD of colleagues.

This will help successful applicants to complete small scale projects or CPD activities, the results of which will contribute to:

• participation in OT service developments at local and national level
• the continuing professional development of OT'