[2] Services are located all over Scotland with the charity’s main resource centre and head office based in Glasgow.
On 11 June 2011 Sense Scotland announced that former MSP Andy Kerr had been appointed to the vacant CEO position.
[6] The charity offers support services to children, young people and adults with complex communication needs throughout their lives.
The charity employs family advisers who pay home visits throughout Scotland and inform people with disabilities on resources available to them.
In 2010 The Stand Comedy Club in Glasgow started organizing an annual benefit night in aid of the work of Sense Scotland.
The shops division is highly dependent on donations of used goods from the public and sells second hand furniture in selected stores.
Sense Scotland invites donors of goods to Gift Aid their donations allowing the charity to get extra money by claiming the tax back from the Government.