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Scope

Annual Report and Consolidated Accounts 2024/25

Scope is the disability equality charity in England and Wales working towards An Equal Future — a 10-year strategy with three goals: ending the disability price tag, closing the disability employment gap, and transforming attitudes. In 2024/25 the charity supported 4.6 million disabled people through its services, advice and online community. Nearly 400 disabled people secured jobs through personalised employment support, with 68% still in work six months later. The Cost of Cuts campaign on disability benefits led to a 100,000-signature petition, a packed parliamentary event and a coordinated letter from 120+ organisations — contributing to the government scaling back proposed cuts by £4.5 billion. PurpleSpace, acquired in May 2024, now supports 4,500+ disability network leaders globally. Scope also closed 77 shops to reduce costs by £4m annually and restructured its operating model to focus on long-term impact.

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Free telephone helpline; online advice hub; energy advice services; personalised employment support (including Support to Work); PurpleSpace workplace disability network (4,500+ network leaders across 163 organisations in 60+ countries); community engagement and Youth Community Collective; Leeds Hub; campaigning and research; retail network (being rationalised to reduce losses) Custom geography from upload: England & Wales

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 4.6 million disabled people supported through services, online advice and community forum in 2024/25
Key Metric 2 Over 2,000 disabled people supported closer to employment; nearly 400 secured jobs — 68% still in work 6 months later
Key Metric 3 76% of every £1 spent on charitable activities in 2024/25 (up from 73% in 2023/24); reserves reduced from £42.7m to £26.4m over 5 years

Key Outcomes

  • Cost of Cuts campaign on disability benefits Green Paper: petition reached 100,000 signatures; 4,854 people supported to respond to consultation; parliamentary event attended by 100+ MPs and peers — government dropped plans to freeze or means-test PIP and scaled back cuts from £11bn to £6.5bn
  • Acquired PurpleSpace in May 2024, expanding workplace disability inclusion reach to 4,500+ network leaders across 163 organisations and 60+ countries
  • 3,000+ disabled people and carers took part in community engagement and Youth Community Collective work; 170+ local get-togethers held across the UK; Leeds Hub opened as inclusive community space

Geography

UK-Wide

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