Together we can create possibilities
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.
Scope is a registered NDIS provider. Find the service that best fits your needs.
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Victorian Government Transfer
Scope’s excited to welcome residents, families and staff transferring from the Victorian Government operated specialist disability accommodation and short term accommodation homes.
We’re here to support you
We are passionate about providing high-quality support that is individualised to your needs.
At Scope we see the person, not the disability.
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.
Latest from our blog
28 Oct 2019
Inclusive Halloween activities for kids
Whether you’re hosting a Halloween party for your child or celebrating at home, these Halloween activities will ensure that your Halloween is spooktactular!
22 Oct 2019
Is my child shy or is it a sign of autism?
Many parents ponder the question of whether their child is shy or whether their shyness is a sign of autism, as the line between the two can be quite blurry
22 Oct 2019
Autism vs ADHD: explaining the difference between the two
It’s easy to see why autism and ADHD can get confused. There’s an overlap between the symptoms of both conditions. Here's explaining some differences between the two.
7 Oct 2019
Virtual Disability Conference 2020 – Call for papers
Have you conducted research, or worked on a project that looks at inclusion in people with disability? Do you have evidence to support your argument? We want to hear from you!