Posted on October 27, 2026
World Occupational Therapy Day is held on the 27th October every year. The theme for this year is “Participation Matters” – Being able to learn, work, connect with others and take part in occupations that matter is fundamental to health, wellbeing and quality of life.
At Proactive our OT’s promote participation through the use of evidence informed interventions. They enable kiritaki with complex injuries and or pain to take part in self cares, whānau life, work, school, play and thier community.
On OT Day we want to acknowledge the amazing work that our occupational therapists do, combining their creativity with occupational science to deliver person-centred rehabilitation that is meaningful and engaging for our kiritaki and their whānau , resulting in positive outcomes.

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