Introducing the nominees for the 2026 Scope Awards!💜

Up first:
Local Service
Media Moment
Social Media Influencer
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Our next awards:

Celebrity Role Model
Customer Inclusion
Purple Pioneer
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Our final awards:

Colleague Network
Community Group
Workplace Champion

The winners will be announced at our ceremony in April, hosted by Ade Adepitan ✨

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“To have awards that celebrate disabled people who are doing amazing things, it is crucial. It is even more important that the people without disabilities hear these stories.”

We’re delighted to share that @AdeAdepitan will host the 2026 Scope Awards 💜
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Positive disability representation is definite Faithful behaviour ❤

It’s so important for transforming attitudes, giving viewers a better understanding of the lives, talent, and potential of disabled people.

Image: BBC/Studio Lambert/Mark Mainz
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There’s a long way to go, and The Traitors is by no means perfect.

But this series, we've seen Jessie treated with respect and dignity by the people around her.

And that's something we love to see, for all different conditions and impairments.
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Disability Confident is a scheme that encourages companies to employ more disabled people. And it is changing 🧵
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The government plans to set time limits for entry‑level status, and give employers more support.

But there are concerns that self‑checks only show progress on paper, not in real life.
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Disability Confident has the potential to break down some of the barriers disabled people face getting in and staying in work.

But the current scheme lacks the teeth to drive meaningful change.

Real reform must bring clear goals and real results.
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💬"It was nice just to be able to walk to somewhere where all our kids can play together.”

We love this! Children should be able to play together without barriers.

Accessible playgrounds can make a world of difference to children like Rupert 💜
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Disabled people are being let down by our benefits system.

Life costs more if you're disabled. Disability benefits are a lifeline meant to help address this.

The government must get its administration right. Because disabled people are paying the price.
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📣 Flexible working isn't a luxury.

But new research shows that workers with long-term health conditions are less likely to have access to it.

Even though flexibility can make the difference between staying in a job or being forced out of work entirely.
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Flexible working isn’t just an attractive perk. It’s a vital area of support.

And it can help disabled people, carers, and those with fluctuating health to stay and thrive in work.

Flexibility needs to be the norm. Not the exception.
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A new year doesn’t magically fix broken systems.

But 2026 is another opportunity to push for change together.

This year, we’ll keep standing up for disabled people’s rights. We'll keep challenging injustice. And keep making sure disabled voices are heard.
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❄️ Our team is logging off for our holiday break, and we’ll be back on Monday 5 January.

📞 This time of year can be happy and joyful. But it can also be difficult. If you need some support, there are people you can speak to ⬇️
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📞 @RefugeCharity, for women needing domestic abuse support.

Call 0808 2000 247 or visit nationaldahelpline.org.uk

Always open.
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📞 @samaritans, for mental health support.

Call 116 123 or visit samaritans.org

Always open.
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Introducing our judges for the 2026 #ScopeAwards! 🏆

We’re thrilled to have such a talented bunch working hard to choose our winners. Judging will begin when the shortlist is announced in February, but for now, let’s hear it for our wonderful panel 👇
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@imalichislett, CEO at Inkfire
@jakebrown_26, TV Faithful
Jameisha Prescod, artist and advocate
@LostVoiceGuy, comedian
Lisa Lloyd, content creator
Mooed Majeed, presenter and model
Nicole Steven, Disability Project Manager at Channel4
@pkolluguri, activist
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@SamanthaRenke, writer and campaigner
@ShaniDhanda, activist and our head judge
Dr Steph Blanco, lecturer
@TumiSotire, coach and advocate
Tyler Saunders, athlete and coach

You can find out more about our wonderful judges on our website > scope.org.uk/awards/judges
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