Recycling Appeal Start Date: June 2005 Registered Charity No: 208231

Scope is a leading disability charity, with a proud tradition of investing in the lives of people with cerebral palsy a physical condition affecting movement. Although cerebral palsy is Scope’s area of expertise, our mission extends to driving the change to make our society the first where all disabled people achieve equality. This means creating a society where disabled people are as valued, and have the same human and civil rights as everyone else.

Fundraising Campaigns and Projects

Scope supports disabled people throughout their lives providing professional support and opportunities for those with additional support needs while fundamentally challenging society’s barriers so that all disabled people can reach their full potential and achieve equality.

To ensure this, Scope provides a range of support services - including early years, independent living, education and employment services - to meet the needs of over 20,000 disabled people and their families each year, at every stage of their lives.

Our services offer opportunities for empowerment and enable disabled people to have choice and control over their everyday lives. Scope believes that disabled people should make their own decisions about how they want to live, and what they want to achieve in their own lives, in order to gain as much control and independence as possible. Moreover, all of Scope’s services and activities are led by disabled people - their lived experiences are at the heart of everything we do.

Scope Response is our free information and guidance service to disabled people and their families. It is the first point of contact for people who would like information on cerebral palsy, a wide range of disability issues and all of Scope’s services.

Scope campaigns on a range of issues that affect disabled people’s lives. Our flagship campaign, Time to Get Equal, focuses on beating disablism (the discrimination disabled people face), the right to communicate, confronting the social care crisis and making rights a reality.

To continue our vital work, we would be delighted if you would like to recycle for Scope, and help drive the change to make our society the first where disabled people achieve equality.