Scope South East Industries
Charity in Benalla

People with a disability and their families. At Scope we see the person, not the disability. Promote and listen to each person and their family. These four principles represent our commitment to provide extraordinary encourage services to people with a disability and their families. We bear vital services to more than 600 Victorians. We work with more than 100 community organizations. Our organization was established in 1948 by a group of families desperate for promote for their children with cerebral palsy. Without a service provider who would receive their children on, the families banded together to create a notforprofit organization that believed in the potential of every individual, regardless of the complexity of their disability. We work with more than 100 community organizations to aid create gracious and inclusive communities for people with a disability. At Scope, we see the person not the disability. As a team, we are passionate about disability support and advocacy. Jennifer’s value aspiring approach has led her to labor in the disability, health, aged care and community sectors for more than 30 years. He has more than 20 years commercial and human resources' management experience in the Medical Technology sector, in national and regional (Asia Pacific) roles. Jenna joined Scope in 1993, and has worked in a range of management roles covering all areas of service delivery. Cathy has more than 20 years experience in Management and Executive Management roles in community, health, disability and aged care services. Sam joined Scope in 2015 haves held senior marketing roles across a variety of industries including health care, aged care, human services, sports, advertising and retail. Inspired by helping people with a disability to realism their full potential, Sam is committed to delivering a brand experience that Scope’s customers will value and choose in a competitive market. It also confirms our vital and fundamental commitment to promote people with a disability to attain their potential in a community that has been educated and equipped to welcome and include them. Scope works within this framework when planning, delivering and evaluating services to people with a disability. He has a 35 year career in corporate management. Tricia is a consultant and has developed policies and procedures for the government, notforprofit and corporate sectors. She is currently a director of two other not for earnings companies in medical education and community concern sectors. People with AD experience challenges in communicating and interacting with others. Often it’s not known that a person has AD.

Lesser items are divided into regions. People with a disability and their families. Corporate and community education programs. Support Us Inferior menu links for Encourage us. At Scope, we are elated of our history and the values our organization was founded on. Our organization was established in 1948 by a group of families desperate for support for their children with cerebral palsy. Without a service provider who would receive their children on, the families banded together to create a notforprofit organization that believed in the potential of every individual, regardless of the complexity of their disability. With this conviction, the Spastic Children’s Society of Victoria was born. As the children they supported thrived and grew, so did the organization. By 2001, the Spastic Society of Victoria was providing a expansive range of services to more than 3500 people with a range of disabilities and support needs. We chose Scope’ as it upheld the core belief of our founding families with the correct urge every person has scope to accomplish their goals in life. Today, Scope supports more than 600 people with a disability to lead the life they choose. We labor with more than 100 community organizations to aid create hospitable and inclusive communities for people with a disability. Through superior practice research and innovation, we bear leadership to both state and federal governments in policy development and sector reform. At Scope, as we look back at our history, the vision and determination of those early families drives us on. At Scope, we see the person not the disability.