Horizon Parents - Kids
26 Mar 2020
#AskForChange: Jacob’s rallying cry for businesses to be accessible
Meet Jacob, 22-year-old student, mentor, and advocate. Jacob has cerebral palsy, and he's challenging businesses to become communication accessible.
20 Mar 2020
Talking to the person you support about the coronavirus
With constant updates about the coronavirus outbreak, it's a subject we can't avoid. Here are some tips on how to tackle the topic.
20 Feb 2020
Speech isn’t the only way to have a conversation
By training customer service staff in effective communication techniques, businesses can make sure all customers are understood and included.
29 Jan 2020
Getting out and about if your child has a disability
There are things that you can do to make your child feel safer and to ease your anxiety. Here are strategies you can use to make outings more manageable.
12 Jan 2020
The next generation learns why communication is for everyone
Communication aids can help your child get their message across. Scope’s Communication Aid Service produces communication aids specific to individual needs.
5 Jan 2020
Finding the right activities for kids with a disability
Kids today are spoilt for choice for extracurricular activities. Looking for activities for kids with disability? Here's a list to get you started.
22 Oct 2019
Is my child shy or is it a sign of autism?
Many parents ponder the question of whether their child is shy or whether their shyness is a sign of autism, as the line between the two can be quite blurry
11 Jun 2019
Experiencing Balloon Netball
Imagine netball, but with balloons and wheelchairs. After the hugely successful Balloon Football League, Scope wanted to expand this further.
7 Jun 2019
5 ways to advocate for your child with a disability
Parents of children with a disability are often advocating for their child as well. Ensure the children receive all the services they need.
25 Mar 2019
Supportive relationships might be the most important resource in your parenting toolbox
Parents Vanessa and Dean talk about how building a network of support helped them navigate through their child’s disability.