Scope is built on partnership — with disabled people, and with those who believe in equality. As the UK’s only pan‑disability charity, Scope exists to build an equal future with disabled people.
Working alongside disabled people, Scope delivers practical support and long term change that removes barriers and creates more equal opportunities at every stage of life.
As a pan disability charity, our work spans individual support, community connection and national change — helping build an equal future with disabled people.
Our helpline and online advice provide trusted, accessible information on disability benefits, welfare, work, housing and everyday rights. We help disabled people and families navigate complex systems, understand their options and make informed decisions.
Alongside services, we use lived experience, research and evidence to challenge attitudes, influence policy and drive systemic change. Our campaigning focuses on removing the barriers disabled people face, so equality is built into society — not fought for one person at a time.
Through personalised employment support, we help disabled people find, stay in and progress in work. Support to Work offers one to one guidance, in work support and advice on reasonable adjustments — helping tackle the barriers that exclude disabled people from employment and close the disability employment gap.
The Cerebral Palsy Network connects people with cerebral palsy, families and professionals. It shares information, builds understanding and ensures lived experience shapes services, research and policy affecting people with CP.
Our online community brings disabled people together to share experiences, find support and build confidence. It offers a space for connection, peer support and practical insight — reducing isolation and strengthening collective voice.
Our online advice pages offer comprehensive, self-service information and resources on all aspects of living with a disability, from daily living and financial support to legal rights and equipment.
By working alongside disabled people, we’re building lasting change that reaches far beyond individuals and into society itself.
We’ll take the time to understand what matters most to you and how you would like to be involved — identifying where your partnership can have the greatest impact on building an equal future with disabled people.
In return for your commitment, our experienced philanthropy team will offer:
Our philanthropy team can also work with you if you want to help in other ways too, for example:
Get in touch to talk about how we can work together or to ask any questions. We would love to hear from you.