Advocacy
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Advocacy（https://caot.ca/site/adv-news/advocacy/caot?nav=sidebar&banner=5）
Overview（https://caot.ca/site/adv-news/advocacy/overview?nav=sidebar&banner=5）
CAOT Advocacy（https://caot.ca/site/adv-news/advocacy/caot?nav=sidebar&banner=5）
Ask for OT!（https://caot.ca/site/adv-news/advocacy/askforot?nav=sidebar&banner=5）
Advocacy Resources（https://caot.ca/site/adv-news/advocacy/resources?nav=sidebar&banner=5）
Latest CAOT News（https://caot.ca/site/adv-news/latestnews?nav=sidebar&banner=5）
Serving the profession since 1926 , the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists (CAOT) is the professional organization that gives voice to the nearly 20,000 occupational therapists who work or study in Canada. With our national office located in Ottawa and regional chapters in British Columbia, Quebec, Saskatchewan and the North, CAOT engages in advocacy initiatives that position our professional community to better serve Canadians. Working closely with federal, provincial and international affiliates and partners, CAOT promotes occupational therapy and advances leadership within the profession by addressing priorities and plans that are guided by its membership.
Advocacy focus
Mental Health（https://caot.ca/site/prac-res/pr/mental-health） Health Workforce（https://caot.ca/site/adv-news/advocacy/HHR?nav=sidebar&banner=5） Extended Health Benefits (EHB)（https://caot.ca/site/adv-news/advocacy/ExtHB?nav=sidebar&banner=5）
CAOT aims to improve the health and well-being of Canadians by supporting its members in having a rewarding, fulfilling occupational therapy career that recognizes the profession’s scope of practice and employs their unique skills, holistic client-centred approach, evidence-based interventions, and collaborative work ethic. By engaging with team players in the public, private, and allied health care sectors, CAOT promotes the profession of occupational therapy as an essential component of an efficient and effective Canadian health care system.