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Scope Blog is a commercial charity and healthcare blog based in London, aimed at a UK audience. It is the official blog from the charity Scope, an organisation that works with disabled people, of all ages, and their families, across England and Wales. The charity was founded in 1952 and its mission is, "We think a world where all disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else would be pretty incredible place for all of us. Together we can make it happen." Scope supports and works with disabled people and their families at every stage of their lives. The charity offers practical, everyday support and delivers campaigns and fundraisers to raise awareness and to change lives.
The Scope Blog is written by staff members at Scope, but also by volunteers who help out at the charity. Some of the content is also provided by guest bloggers, celebrity ambassadors or experts on a specific field relating the blog content they are writing about. The blog acts as a place for Scope to make any announcements but to also further raise awareness for campaigns or fundraisers that they are working on. The blog also highlights the work done by staff or volunteers at Scope and also how celebrities are helping out.
The blog focuses heavily on success stories and fundraising events that have been a success. The blog also regularly covers marathons that the Scope team are participating in. Scope Blog also features interviews with fundraisers, campaigners, volunteers, celebrities and more. The blog is updated several times a week, the posts range in size and often carry video and images.
Although PR opportunities are not obvious, they are available, primarily in the form of guest blogging. The best way to contact the team is on the email address provided above; alternatively they can be reached via post or telephone. They are also very active on social networking platforms like Twitter and Facebook where they are very responsive. It is also worth noting that the blog posts rarely carry bylines and are simply published under the alias of 'Scope'.
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Bio
Scope Blog is a commercial charity and healthcare blog based in London, aimed at a UK audience. It is the official blog from the charity Scope, an organisation that works with disabled people, of all ages, and their families, across England and Wales. The charity was founded in 1952 and its mission is, "We think a world where all disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else would be pretty incredible place for all of us. Together we can make it happen." Scope supports and works with disabled people and their families at every stage of their lives. The charity offers practical, everyday support and delivers campaigns and fundraisers to raise awareness and to change lives. The Scope Blog is written by staff members at Scope, but also by volunteers who help out at the charity. Some of the content is also provided by guest bloggers, celebrity ambassadors or experts on a specific field relating the blog content they are writing about. The blog acts as a place for Scope to make any announcements but to also further raise awareness for campaigns or fundraisers that they are working on. The blog also highlights the work done by staff or volunteers at Scope and also how celebrities are helping out. The blog focuses heavily on success stories and fundraising events that have been a success. The blog also regularly covers marathons that the Scope team are participating in. Scope Blog also features interviews with fundraisers, campaigners, volunteers, celebrities and more. The blog is updated several times a week, the posts range in size and often carry video and images. Although PR opportunities are not obvious, they are available, primarily in the form of guest blogging. The best way to contact the team is on the email address provided above; alternatively they can be reached via post or telephone. They are also very active on social networking platforms like Twitter and Facebook where they are very responsive. It is also worth noting that the blog posts rarely carry bylines and are simply published under the alias of 'Scope'.
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Location
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Circulation
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Community Care (UK), Disabilities, Nonprofits & Charitable Foundations, Patient Support
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