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We are appalled by the outbreak of racist violence in Belfast and beyond that has led to physiotherapy staff and students leaving their homes and staying away from work or their place of study. 

The Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT) has published Building Health into Homes which highlights that poor housing is worsening health and driving health inequalities. 

Healthcare professionals, students, policymakers and rehabilitation leaders and service users gathered at Parliament Buildings, Stormont, on 8 June to celebrate 50 years of degree-level physiotherapy education in Northern Ireland. 

The CSP has launched a report setting out why rehabilitation and physiotherapy must be embedded in every neighbourhood health model.

Lord Mann has put forward recommendations to tackle 'routine ostracism' of Jewish people in the NHS. 

More than 200 CSP members came together this week in Manchester for the Annual Representative Conference (ARC), to help shape the future direction of the profession and celebrate this year's Rep of the Year winners.

The CSP has joined with other health trade unions to criticise failure to implement recommendations on 2026/27 pay for the HSC workforce. 

Throughout Pride month, members and allies are encouraged to celebrate, learn and stand in solidarity with LGBTQIA+ communities.

The health and social care committee has published an inquiry report on physical activity in an ageing society, informed by evidence submitted by the CSP.