Kwesi Afful, Scope's director of digital and marketing explains how our refreshed brand will help us to create an equal ...

This information applies to England and Wales. If you’re disabled and have a primary health need, you could be eligible for NHS continuing healthcare (CHC). This is funding from the NHS to pay for the ...

Working on Wellbeing is available in Welsh. Working on Wellbeing is an employment training and support programme for disabled people in Wales. We will work with you to develop a programme around your ...

Energy bills, food bills, care costs, inflation. They’re all rising. That means disabled people are running out of choices. We can’t choose a cheaper tariff. We can’t move to a cheaper flat. We can’t ...

Our impact report looks at how we have worked to achieve our Everyday Equality strategy. Everyday Equality had 3 themes, reflecting the things that disabled people told us are important to them. A ...

We’ve split our guidelines into 5 areas. This covers how we talk about our services or benefits. As well as how we use punctuation and other Scope writing style points.

Join us on 23 October 2024 from 6.30pm to 8pm for our 11th Scope members event! This will be a special event to give members a chance to find out about our new branding. The Scope Branding Team will ...

We're excited that you're interested in joining #TeamScope for the 2025 TCS London Marathon. Please carefully review the following terms and conditions. These establish the agreement between you and ...

Our impact report looks at how we have worked to achieve our Everyday Equality strategy. Everyday Equality had 3 themes, reflecting the things that disabled people told us are important to them. A ...

Scope has changed a lot over the last 70 years, and our brand has grown with us. Now, the time has come for a new evolution. We’re excited to reveal a bold new look and feel for Scope. Our refreshed ...

Some 5 million disabled people are in work. The employment rate of disabled people is 53%. Compared to 82% of non-disabled people. Disabled people are almost twice as likely to be unemployed as ...