Hidden Disability, Sunflower Lanyard

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a globally recognized symbol designed to indicate that a person has a non-visible disability, such as autism and may need extra understanding, patience, or assistance. This program is particularly beneficial for individuals with autism who travel. The Hidden Disability Sunflower lanyard helps reduce misunderstandings in public spaces and enhances accessibility.

Here’s how the disability sunflower works for autism:

1. Identification: The sunflower lanyard, wristband, or pin discreetly communicates that the wearer has autism or another hidden disability. It doesn’t require verbal explanation, making it especially useful for non-verbal individuals or those who find it difficult to articulate their needs.
2. Voluntary Use: Using the sunflower symbol is entirely optional. It empowers individuals and families to decide when and where to use it.
3. Improved Experiences: Staff in locations that recognize the Sunflower program (e.g., airports, attractions, stores) are trained to understand what the symbol represents. They can offer tailored assistance, such as extra time, quiet spaces, or simpler communication.
4. Global Recognition: It’s widely used in airports, retail stores, theme parks, and other public venues worldwide, making travel and public outings more autism-friendly.

At EZ Access2 Travel, we believe that travel broadens the mind and gives each of us a different perspective on life. Get out and experience the world! Whether you're interested in sightseeing, experiencing different cultures, or simply relaxing on a beach, we can help you plan the perfect holiday. Contact us to get your free hidden disability sunflower lanyard to wear. For more information on Sunflower Hidden Disability click here.