Today Scope celebrates International Day of People with Disability by acknowledging the resilience, power and achievements of our people. This year's theme asks everyone to work together to make the world better and fairer for people with disability.
This resonates deeply with Scope’s values, urging us to amplify inclusivity and advocate for an equal, equitable and diverse society that enables everyone to live their dreams.
Today is also a celebration of the incredible people who create positive change daily. As we mark 75 years of service, we acknowledge our rich legacy and look towards a future of greater innovation and inclusion.
At Scope, we remain steadfast in our commitment to creating meaningful and impactful change to better the lives of our clients, their families and our community. Happy International Day of People with Disability to the remarkable people who shape our past, present, and future!
Australians will soon be asked to vote yes or no to change the Australian Constitution in the Voice referendum. It’s an historical moment for all of us, but most importantly for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
This year’s Kaleidoscope Art Exhibition was more than just a showcase of creativity; it was a vibrant celebration of inclusion, community, and legacy. Held at the historic Kew Court House, the event brought together artists, supporters, and the broader community to share in the joy of artistic expression.
As with any new year, we are off to a racing start at Scope. I hope you were able to spend some precious time with your family and friends during the Christmas and New Year period. I’d like to say a personal ‘thank you’ to donors for your generosity during our Christmas Appeal at a busy time of year. With the current financial pressures, I want to recognise your act of kindness.
