Scope publications: communication

Scope publications are also available in other formats on request from publications@scope.org.uk or by calling 01908 321049.

Publications are free of charge unless otherwise stated. If you are able to pay something towards the cost of producing our publications, please donate online whatever you can afford.

No Voice, No Choice is a campaign to ensure that all those who need Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC) get the equipment and support they need.

A variety of policy and research publications are available.

Communication Passport
A Communication Passport contains personal information about a disabled child's needs, such as medical condition, likes and dislikes. The passport is owned by the child and helps new people understand a child's personal needs.

Early communication for children with complex needs
Information for childminders.

Supporting communication through AAC (Alternative and Augmentative Communication)
This 12-part package aims to help parents, teachers and professionals to support individuals who may benefit from using AAC.

A Lot to Say
A guide for social workers, personal advisors and others working with disabled children and young people with communication impairments.

The Good Practice Guide for support workers and personal assistants working with disabled people with communication impairments
A good practice guide written by disabled people using Scope services in Essex, in partnership with consultants from the Essex Coalition of Disabled People.

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