
Kachere Rehabilitation Centre
Rehabilitation for spinal injury and orthopaedic patients
OTAMOccupational Therapy · MalawiOTAM keeps close contact with the WFOT and other OT associations, and works with the clinics and partners serving Malawi.
From rehabilitation wards in Blantyre to classrooms and village health posts, occupational therapists restore the everyday skills that make life possible. OTAM exists so their voice is heard, their standards stay high, and their numbers grow.
A small number of occupational therapists — and occupational therapy technicians — serve all three regions of the country.

Rehabilitation for spinal injury and orthopaedic patients

Assessment and therapy services for children and adults

Wheelchairs and assistive technology in the community

Outreach, inclusive education and disability advocacy

Occupational therapy helps people of all ages take part in the activities — the "occupations" — of everyday life: self-care, work, school, play and community. After injury, illness or disability, it's how people relearn and reshape daily living.
Meaningful participation, independence, social inclusion and wellbeing for all people in Malawi — through occupational therapy.
Our mission is to advance the practice, education, research and advocacy of occupational therapy in Malawi through professional leadership, capacity building, ethical practice and collaboration.
Three things carry our five-year plan to train occupational therapists here at home.

OTAM's first full scientific conference — tracks, workshops, abstracts and accommodation for OTs across Malawi and the region.

Workshops, mentorship and continuing professional development — working towards an OT course trained and built in Malawi.

Open to qualified OTs, OT technicians, students and associate or institutional members — unrestricted by race, creed, gender or politics.