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swirls Member Posts: 2

March 2016 in Welcomes and introductions

Hi i have oa my son has asd.how long this site group or organisation been running

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MaryB Member Posts: 11

April 2016

Hi and welcome! Scope was set up in 1952. It has hugely evolved over the years to reach as many people as possible, the online community is just one way to do this. Mary.

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swirls Member Posts: 2

April 2016

Hi how long face2 face been running.x

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