We are delighted that HM The Queen has awarded our Beaver Leader, Martin O’Neill an MBE for his services to young people with disabilities. The announcement was made today (8th June) in the Queen’s Birthday Honours. Martin has been a trustee and fundraiser for Bobath Scotland since 1999, a charity which supports children and young... Read More

This summer a group of 35 young people will go on a summer camp to Meggernie Scout Adventure Centre in Glen Lyon for a week of activities and adventure. Unlike most Scouts, these young people need some support so they can fully take part in all the activities. That’s where we’re looking for enthusiastic Explorer... Read More

This post originally appeared on the Scottish Commission for Learning Disability website. In the run up to Learning Disability Week 2019 the Scottish Commission for Learning Disability are asking people from all walks of life, from all across Scotland, to tell us about their ‘community. Two of our Network Scouts, Michael Love and Ross Proctor... Read More

On Monday night Kirkintilloch High School student Cameron Gilmour presented young people at Glasgow Disabled Scouts with a cheque for £3,000 after winning a competition as part of the Youth Philanthropy Initiative. The team of students from Kirkintilloch High School spent weeks researching our charity, preparing a presentation and pitching the benefits the funding would... Read More

Having a new year clear out? There’s now a way you can support Glasgow Disabled Scouts through selling your old or used items on Ebay! Ebay has created a way for people to donate to charity whilst selling on their website. You can simply select us (“Glasgow Disabled Scouts”) and decide how much of the... Read More

We’re really excited to announce that we are launching a new section for girls and boys with disabilities aged 6 to 8 in partnership with Bobath Scotland. Find out more about the new section here.