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Physiotherapy Council of Kenya (PCK) is a regulatory body established under an Act of Parliament (Physiotherapists Act No 20 of 2014) whose main function is to make provision for training and licensing of Physiotherapists and to regulate their practice.

⏳ 4 DAYS TO WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY!In just 4 days, we celebrate the power of movement and the vital role of physiothera...
04/09/2026

⏳ 4 DAYS TO WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY!
In just 4 days, we celebrate the power of movement and the vital role of physiotherapy in healthier lives.

📅 8 September 2026
📍 Kenyatta National Hospital

Join the Physiotherapy Council of Kenya as we celebrate . Everyone is welcome!

⏳5 DAYS TO WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY!The countdown continues!In 5 days, we celebrate physiotherapy and its powerful role i...
03/09/2026

⏳5 DAYS TO WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY!

The countdown continues!

In 5 days, we celebrate physiotherapy and its powerful role in promoting movement, preventing disease, supporting recovery and improving lives.

📅 8 September 2026
📍 Kenyatta National Hospital

Join the Physiotherapy Council of Kenya as we celebrate . Bring your family, friends and colleagues. Everyone is welcome!

5 days to move. 5 days to celebrate. 5 days to make a difference.


⏳6 DAYS TO WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY!The countdown is on!In just 6 days, on 8th September 2026, we join the global physiot...
02/09/2026

⏳6 DAYS TO WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY!

The countdown is on!

In just 6 days, on 8th September 2026, we join the global physiotherapy community to celebrate the profession and its vital role in improving health and quality of life.

This year, we shine a spotlight on **the role of physiotherapy and physical activity in the prevention, management and rehabilitation of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

Join us at Kenyatta National Hospital as we bring together physiotherapists, healthcare professionals, patients, partners and the public for a day of learning, movement, engagement and celebration.

WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY 2026 - 8 SEPTEMBERThe countdown is on! This 8th September 2026, the Physiotherapy Council of Ken...
01/09/2026

WORLD PHYSIOTHERAPY DAY 2026 - 8 SEPTEMBER

The countdown is on! This 8th September 2026, the Physiotherapy Council of Kenya joins physiotherapists, healthcare professionals, patients, partners and the public in celebrating World Physiotherapy Day.

This year’s theme highlights the role of physiotherapy and physical activity in the prevention, management and rehabilitation of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

📍 Kenyatta National Hospital
📅 8th September 2026

Together with our partners, we invite everyone to join us as we celebrate the vital role of physiotherapy in promoting movement, preventing disease, supporting recovery and improving quality of life.

Come learn. Come engage. Come celebrate physiotherapy. Most importantly, come and move with us!

See you all at KNH!

STROKE PREVENTION: MOVE TODAY, PROTECT YOUR FUTUREStroke prevention is not only about what happens after a stroke. It al...
28/08/2026

STROKE PREVENTION: MOVE TODAY, PROTECT YOUR FUTURE

Stroke prevention is not only about what happens after a stroke. It also starts with reducing the risks before one occurs.

Physiotherapists play an important role in stroke prevention by helping people:

🏃‍♀️ Become more physically active and maintain healthy movement habits
❤️ Manage cardiovascular risk through safe, structured exercise
⚖️ Improve fitness, strength and healthy body weight
🩺 Identify people who may be at higher risk and encourage early action
📋 Develop personalised physical activity and exercise programmes

As we approach World Physiotherapy Day 2026, we recognise the role of physiotherapists in helping people stay active, reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke, and live healthier lives.

Prevention starts with movement. Start today.

8 September 2026 | World Physiotherapy Day

STROKE REHAB: Recovery Starts With MovementA stroke can change how a person moves, communicates and performs everyday ac...
27/08/2026

STROKE REHAB: Recovery Starts With Movement

A stroke can change how a person moves, communicates and performs everyday activities. But with the right support, rehabilitation can help people regain function, build confidence and improve their independence.

Physiotherapists play a vital role in stroke rehabilitation, helping patients improve strength, balance, mobility, coordination and physical activity throughout their recovery journey.

As we approach World Physiotherapy Day 2026, we recognise the power of movement in helping people recover and live better after stroke.

Every step matters. Every movement counts.

8 September 2026 | World Physiotherapy Day

The CVD BurdenCardiovascular disease remains one of the world's biggest health challenges.As we approach World Physiothe...
26/08/2026

The CVD Burden

Cardiovascular disease remains one of the world's biggest health challenges.

As we approach World Physiotherapy Day 2026, we are reminded of the significant burden of cardiovascular disease and the importance of prevention, early intervention and rehabilitation.

Physiotherapists have an important role to play in helping people become more physically active, manage risk factors, recover after cardiovascular events and stroke, and work towards healthier, more active lives.

This 8 September, we join the global physiotherapy community in highlighting how physiotherapy and physical activity can help prevent, manage and rehabilitate cardiovascular disease and stroke.

Movement is part of the solution.

Your heart needs movement too.As we count down to World Physiotherapy Day 2026, we highlight the important role physioth...
25/08/2026

Your heart needs movement too.

As we count down to World Physiotherapy Day 2026, we highlight the important role physiotherapists play in promoting cardiovascular health.

From identifying people at higher risk to supporting safe, individualized exercise programs, physiotherapy can help people take action to protect their heart health and improve their quality of life.

This year, World PT Day shines a spotlight on the role of physiotherapy and physical activity in the prevention, management and rehabilitation of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

Move for your heart. Move for your health.

8 September 2026

Want to Study Diploma in Physiotherapy?To be eligible for admission to a Diploma in Physiotherapy in any of the accredit...
24/08/2026

Want to Study Diploma in Physiotherapy?

To be eligible for admission to a Diploma in Physiotherapy in any of the accredited institutions, you must meet the following minimum KCSE requirements:

✅ C (Plain) in English or Kiswahili
✅ C- (Minus) in Mathematics, Physics or Physical Sciences
✅ C- (Minus) in Biology
✅ C- (Minus) in Chemistry, Physics, Physical Sciences or Mathematics

For more information on approved training institutions and regulatory requirements, visit www.pck.go.ke.

World Physiotherapy Day 2026 | Coming SoonOn 8 September, we join physiotherapists around the world to mark World Physio...
24/08/2026

World Physiotherapy Day 2026 | Coming Soon

On 8 September, we join physiotherapists around the world to mark World Physiotherapy Day 2026 under the theme:

“Physiotherapy and physical activity in the prevention, management and rehabilitation of cardiovascular disease and stroke.”

Cardiovascular disease and stroke remain major health challenges, but prevention, early intervention, rehabilitation and regular physical activity can make a meaningful difference.

Physiotherapists play a vital role in helping people move better, recover stronger and live healthier lives, from reducing risk factors to supporting recovery and improving quality of life after cardiovascular events and stroke.

As we count down to World Physiotherapy Day, the Physiotherapy Council of Kenya celebrates the professionals working every day to keep Kenyans moving and healthier.

Move. Prevent. Recover. Thrive.

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