Services at the hub

We have a range of services available for you at the hub. Including:

Employment services

If you are job hunting, sign up for one of our employment services:

Our employment advisers can help you:

look for paid work, training, volunteering or education opportunities
improve your CV and interview skills to set you on the path to success in your career

Laptops will be available for you to use at the hub. We have 3 accessible desks available for you.

Community programmes

If you want to connect with like-minded people around disability, sign up to one of our engagement programmes:

Cerebral palsy network

We are going to have a Scope colleague in the hub dedicated to supporting people with cerebral palsy in Leeds.

If you are a person with cerebral palsy, you can join Scope’s cerebral palsy network.

How to access our services

You can access our services only by appointment at the hub Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm.

There may also be events taking place at other times - visit the Leeds hub events page.

Once you have signed up for a service, our advisers will ask you if you want to meet online or in person.

To meet in person, please make sure you agreed a time to meet with your adviser before visiting the hub. We do not offer drop-in appointments.

We have a number of spaces and meeting rooms where we can meet with you over a cup of tea or coffee.

Other services

Other Scope services will be at the hub but you can access them only via email or via phone. You cannot access them in person.

If you have any personal welfare concerns, please contact Scope’s helpline:

email helpline@scope.org.uk
or call 0808 800 3333

If you need support with your energy and water needs, check out our dedicated service:

Disability Energy Support

If you are a parent or a carer of disabled children, please contact familyservices@scope.org.uk to receive online support and advice.

If you are coming with your children

You are welcome to bring your children to the hub with you, but unfortunately our colleagues are not able to look after them for you. Therefore they will need to sit in on your meeting with us or occupy themselves in one of the common areas.

If you need practical and emotional support

Our colleagues are trained to support you to improve your situation and will always be compassionate in doing so. Unfortunately, we are not able to provide counselling or crisis support.

If you need to talk to someone urgently about how you're feeling, please call Samaritans on 116 123.