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Not all disabilities are visible – some are hidden and not immediately obvious, such as learning difficulties, mental health as well as mobility, speech, visual or hearing impairments. Living with a hidden disability can make daily life more demanding for many people, but it can be difficult for others to identify, acknowledge or understand the challenges you face.
Be visible when you want to be
Wearing the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower discreetly indicates to people around you including staff, colleagues and health professionals that you may need additional support, help or a little more time.
Canberra Metro Operations joins the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Initiative
Canberra Metro Operations (CMET) operates Canberra’s light rail network and has joined the global Sunflower community to help make public transport more accessible and inclusive for everyone.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a globally recognised symbol that allows people living with non-visible disabilities to discreetly indicate that they may need a little extra support, time, or understanding.
As part of the rollout, CMET staff have completed Sunflower training to ensure they can recognise the symbol and provide assistance whenever it’s needed. This initiative reflects CMET’s ongoing commitment to inclusion, accessibility, and supporting every member of the Canberra community.
Our Global Sunflower ambassadors are exceptional individuals who are passionate about fostering a culture of acceptance and understanding, whether in their own communities, workplaces or on social media platforms. They spread awareness and knowledge about the Sunflower and non-visible disabilities, sharing personal stories, and helping to break down barriers that may exist.
“When I was diagnosed, I literally had this epiphany of going, well, I'm also short and if I can't reach something in the cupboard, I stand on a chair, and I don't beat myself up about having to stand on a chair. So why would I beat myself up about anything that my operating system of a brain does or doesn't do?”
Flic Manning speaks with Madeleine Jaine Lobsey about Autism and ADHD and how we can move from deficit thinking to joyful, neuroinclusive design across events and workplaces. Madeleine shares her personal and professional journey, exploring how lived experience can transform leadership, creativity, and inclusion.
The Sunflower Conversations is a Podcast where we explore the experiences of people living with hidden disabilities and what the Sunflower means to them. It’s a space to share your experience and to empower and encourage more people to support invisible disabilities.
The Melbourne Cricket Club, as ground managers of the Melbourne Cricket Ground, is committed to delivering events and experiences where everyone feels safe, welcome and included.
Whilst significant efforts have been made to improve accessibility at the MCG, the MCC acknowledges that stadiums can be challenging places for patrons with accessibility needs.
To eliminate some of the anxiety and unpredictability associated with a visit to the MCG, the MCC is very excited to be hosting its next Accessibility Familiarisation Day on November 9, 2025.
On this day, AC/DC | POWER UP Tour ticketholders with both hidden and physical disabilities will have the opportunity to join an accessibility tour and experience all aspects of the patron’s journey without the pressure and stimulation of a crowded event day.
The free accessibility tour will include experiencing the MCG’s ‘G Train mobility shuttle service, security checks and ticket scanning, meeting MCG staff, as well as a visit to the
Stadiums Queensland Joins the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program
We’re delighted to welcome Stadiums Queensland (SQ) to the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network this Invisible Disabilities Week.
SQ venues, including The Gabba, Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Cbus Super Stadium, Sleeman Sports Complex, Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane Entertainment Centre and Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre (QSAC), are now part of a growing global community recognising the Sunflower as a simple way to support people with non-visible disabilities.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a globally recognised symbol that lets others know the wearer may have a disability, condition or chronic illness that is not immediately apparent and may need a little
We're thrilled to announce that the beloved City of Onkaparinga Christmas Pageant will dazzle the streets of Christies Beach on Sunday 23 November. Followed by Christmas in the Park in Rotary Park on the corner of the Esplanade and Beach Road. Don't miss this magical event, mark your calendars for a festive day to remember!
Searching for a sensory break?
This year we are collaborating with local businesses to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all attendees.
Participating businesses are opening their doors to offer:
a welcoming space for those who may need a quiet moment to regulate before returning to the pageant
a sensory station or fidget area to support self-regulation
a point of contact for basic information such as directions or bathroom location
This initiative helps create a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment for individuals and families who benefit from having a quiet, safe space during the festivities. This thoughtful initiative has made
