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The Association of Foot & Ankle Physiotherapists & AHPs (AFAP) is an educational charity providing educational opportunities for Physiotherapists & other Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) with a special interest in Foot & Ankle musculoskeletal problems to learn, connect & share information, thereby improving patient care.
History
The Association of Foot & Ankle Physiotherapists (AFAP) was launched in October 2012 by four like minded Physiotherapists who had the good fortune to meet at a Foot & Ankle conference earlier that year.
The Association of Foot & Ankle Physiotherapists (AFAP) was launched in October 2012 by four like minded Physiotherapists who had the good fortune to meet at a Foot & Ankle conference earlier that year.
AFAP gained official achieved charitable status in February 2014 - Registered Charity Number 1155774. We are self funded through educational courses & events and donations.
AFAP gained official achieved charitable status in February 2014 - Registered Charity Number 1155774. We are self funded through educational courses & events and donations.
The AFAP charity benefits the public as it supports and brings together Physios & AHPs who have a special interest or expertise within the Foot & Ankle in order to improve the quality of care.
The AFAP charity benefits the public as it supports and brings together Physios & AHPs who have a special interest or expertise within the Foot & Ankle in order to improve the quality of care.
Join AFAP by emailing your details to us at admin@afap.org.uk
Executive Committee
Executive Committee
Trustee & Chair
TBA June 2025
Trustee & Secretary
TBA June 2025
Founding Trustee & Treasurer
Noelene Davey
Subcommittee members:
Anne-Marie Pier, Jo Benfield, Jenny Ashton, Phillipa Dolphin, Alison Miller, Paul Matthews, Marina Zabell, Sarah Appleby.
AFAP membership is free to all MSK Physiotherapists, MSK Podiatrists, Nurse Specialists or any other Allied Health Professionals interested in either sharing their knowledge or improving their skills within MSK foot & ankle problems.
We want to facilitate collaborative working as this is in the best interests of our patients and also improves our learning opportunities.
When emailing to join please include a personal + work email and your job title.
If you are registered with the UK HCPC please also include your registration number.
For Physios - if you are a CSP member please also include your membership number.
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