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We support people with physical, intellectual and multiple disabilities and developmental delays to achieve their goals.
At Scope, it’s all about you and your needs. It’s never a one-size-fits-all solution when you are at Scope.
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Scope's response to COVID-19
Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for all our customers, staff, family members, and others that visit Scope service locations. Scope is monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) health alert with the safety of our customers and employees our top priority.
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At Scope we see the person, not the disability.
We are passionate about providing high-quality support that is individualised to your needs.
We work in partnership with you, your family and your wider support network. It’s a relationship based on trust, quality treatment and a shared desire to reach goals.
Scope welcomes the Disability Royal Commission
Scope welcomes the establishment of the Royal Commission because we regard it as another development that helps to advance the rights of people with disability. It is consistent with our own mission to enable each person we support to live as an empowered and equal citizen.
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How to use NDIS funding for your communication aids
Did you know that there are many ways to get communication aids to support your goals? Here are our NDIS planning tips for assistive technology.
9 Oct 2020
Key Word Sign Awareness Day
Key Word Sign Awareness Day is about a great way to encourage and support language development for people with communication difficulties.
1 Oct 2020
How to host a Silent Morning Tea for Key Word Sign Day
A silent morning tea sends a loud message to those with communication difficulties that we want to break down barriers and create an inclusive society.
10 Sep 2020
5 tips for seeing the person and not the disability
Are you feeling unsure about the best way to interact with people who have a disability? Here's 5 tips to help you feel more confident.