Scope Blog
12 Sep 2019
In the voice of a writer – Telescope
6 Sep 2019
Scope awards Communication Access Symbol to Box Hill Police Station
In a world first, police officers from Box Hill Station have been trained by Scope to communicate effectively with people with communication difficulties.
26 Jun 2019
Students with autism experiment with ice sports
20 Jun 2019
Sports mad Rosanna is up for anything
Rosanna has a passion for sport and is always keen to try something new. “I love all sports and I will always have a go."
14 Jun 2019
You’ve got a friend in me
We all need companionship in life, and people with ASD are no different. Whether it’s our friendships, our family, or romantic relationships, it’s healthy to build connections and share our lives.
11 Jun 2019
Experiencing Balloon Netball
Who doesn’t like playing netball? Imagine the same game, but with balloons and wheelchairs. After the hugely successful Balloon Football League, Scope wanted to expand this further. This lead to launching a pilot Balloon Netball League in 2018. This turned out to be a huge success, with more than 70 participants.
7 Jun 2019
5 ways to advocate for your child with a disability
Parents of children with a disability are often advocating for their child as well. It’s the best way to ensure the children receive all the services they need to lead a meaningful life.
30 Apr 2019
Get active
Whether you’re fiercely competitive or want to make some new friends, there are so many reasons to get active. Keen to try something new? Check out our range of sports programs.
18 Apr 2019
Making Easter egg hunts accessible for all
Every Easter we look forward to the egg hunt and the fun that comes with it. So let’s make it even more exciting and accessible for all.
18 Apr 2019
How important is fitness for your child?
Scope talks to Andrea Cummins about a unique fitness program Gekko, developed for children with a disability, focussed on improving muscle tone, hand-eye coordination, and core strength.