We're excited to tell you that Scope's spirit film, Don't Hold Back, has been nominated for a Smiley Charity Film Award 2025.

Young disabled adults often do well when they can take control of their lives and become independent. Some parents may be unsure about how to help prepare children for adulthood or how to teach the ...

Based at Here East, London E15 2GW with working from home some or most of the time £39,963 a year 35 hours a week Full time, fixed term Scope is looking to hire an experienced Special Events manager ...

Talking to someone at your bank is usually the best way to help them to understand what you need. For example, how they communicate with you or why they need to provide adjustments such as quiet ...

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We are excited to launch this year’s Christmas TV advert which shares Shellie and Adonis’s story. The advert highlights and raises awareness of the hidden costs that disabled families face every day ...

Walking or pushing your wheelchair could make you feel fatigued more quickly. But physical activity, at whatever level you can manage, is important to maintain your mobility and independence. Spoon ...

At Scope, our mission is to create an equal future for disabled people. Each year, we publish our impact report to share the progress we’ve made. Open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, and Saturday, 10 ...

As the colder months approach, our Disability Energy Service is here to help you stay warm and manage your energy costs. If you're on a credit/standard meter (not a pre-payment meter), you could be ...

The accessible toilets are near the office area. We do not offer a play area for children. There is no music or other sources of loud noises in the hub. The lights are static, white, and ...

We have received a Development Grant from the National Lottery for GreenAbility, a programme designed to support disabled young people (aged 16–30), particularly those from ethnically minoritized ...