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Disabled people should get the right benefits, the first time round
Disability benefits without the fightWe're Scope, the disability equality charity in England and Wales. We provide practical information and emotional support when it's most needed, and campaign relentlessly to create a fairer society.
Real life stories
Why I'm selling my art for disability equality
Abi Stevens is one of the artists selling their work through our new online shop. Here she shares her thoughts on diversity and equality.
Scope news
Funding gap widens for disabled children's health and social care
Research commissioned by Scope and the Disabled Children's Partnership reveals the increase in the funding gap for disabled children's health and social care.
Advice and support
We're here with practical information and emotional support whenever you need it.
Get advice and support nowDisability in the UK
There are 14.1 million disabled people in the UK.
Life costs an extra £583 a month on average if you're disabled.
8% of children in the UK are disabled.
Disabled people are almost twice as likely to be unemployed.
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Our online forum is a vibrant and supportive space to get advice and information, and talk to people with similar experiences.
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Pick up a bargain or give us the stuff you don't want, and help disabled children get the best start in life.
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Challenge yourself and raise money for Scope, or come along to one of our special events.
News and stories
Real life stories
"This Christmas we’ll be celebrating in our own special way": Jessica and Harry's story
Jessica writes about celebrating Christmas with an autistic child, and finding support with Scope.
Real life stories
Why I'm selling my art for disability equality
Abi Stevens is one of the artists selling their work through our new online shop. Here she shares her thoughts on diversity and equality.
Scope news
Accessibility in gaming: Vivek's story
Vivek, a disabled gamer, shares his thoughts on why accessibility in gaming is so important
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Find out what getting the best start in life means to disabled children and their families in our Now is the time campaign video on YouTube.