Scope Blog
24 Jul 2020
You’ve got a friend in me
We all need companionship, and people with autism are no different. Whether it’s our friends, family, or relationships, it’s healthy to build connections.
9 Jul 2020
How to choose daily living aids
Deciding which daily living aids are best for your child can be tough when there’s so much out there. Here are a few tips to help guide your decisions.
3 Jul 2020
Coping with feelings of loss
Changes in our lives can create feelings of grief and loss. Find out some healthy ways we can respond to these emotions in ourselves and others.
25 Jun 2020
Speech pathologist Georgia Burn awarded PhD scholarship
People with communication disability are central to Georgia's work, and with this PhD scholarship she's set to contribute to a more inclusive community.
17 Jun 2020
Backyard café brightens everyone’s day
What do you do when you can’t visit your favourite café? Customers and staff at this supported independent living home created a backyard café experience!
12 Jun 2020
That’s entertainment!
We’ve been exploring creative ways to have fun at home. Here's some great ideas from customers and staff on how to keep busy and enjoy this time.
9 Jun 2020
Coming together while staying at home
Scope’s supported independent living homes are staying connected and making sure physical distancing doesn’t mean social distancing!
2 Jun 2020
Bringing favourite activities home
Customers, families, and staff have put their heads together to make sure the good things in life don’t stop by recreating favourite activities at home.
1 Jun 2020
5 tips for getting the most from NDIS planning meetings over the phone
Here are some tips for getting the most out of NDIS phone planning meetings and getting a plan that’s right for you, to help you feel prepared.
22 May 2020
A Pinterest search turns into custom sensory boards
Housemates Colin and Anton like to keep their hands busy, so when deciding on a project to work on at home, sensory boards were the perfect choice.