We regret to inform you that due to unforeseen production delays, orders containing a personalised card will experience a two-week delay in delivery. We are working diligently to resolve this issue and ensure that your orders are fulfilled as soon as possible.
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We regret to inform you that due to unforeseen production delays, orders containing a personalised card will experience a two-week delay in delivery. We are working diligently to resolve this issue and ensure that your orders are fulfilled as soon as possible.
Sunflower Card in German

German Pack

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Greek Pack

£7.00

Are you visiting a Greek speaking country?

You can embrace hassle-free travel with this pack, designed to empower you whilst travelling and ensure you have received the support you need.

Travel with ease and confidence as the translated card ensures you can communicate your needs clearly. Attaches seamlessly to the provided sunflower lanyard, a recognisable symbol of hidden disabilities.

Along with the ID card, we provide a pin badge that can be worn on your clothing or bag. The pin badge acts as a visible indicator, promoting awareness and understanding. It also includes your emergency contact details, so that you have peace of mind throughout your journey.

Availability: In stock
SKU
CASUNPACK40

We regret to inform you that due to unforeseen production delays, orders containing a customised card will experience a two-week delay in delivery. We are working diligently to resolve this issue and ensure that your orders are fulfilled as soon as possible.

Pack includes:

  • A Sunflower lanyard
  • ID card to indicate you have an invisible disability in German
  • Rigid plastic wallet
  • 5 'What is the Sunflower' cards to give away or show to people, written in their own language, as to the purpose of the Sunflower and how to support its wearer.
  • Sunflower pin badge
The lanyard is made from recycled PET material with a degradable plastic safety break

The text on the Sunflower card reads:

I have an invisible disability I may need some help, assistance or a little more time.

My name is

With my consent or in an emergency please contact:

The text on the 'What is the Sunflower?' card reads:

Not all disabilities are visible - some are not obvious

People choose to wear the Sunflower to discreetly indicate that they have an invisible disability and may need help, assistance or simply more time.

  1. Ask if you can help
  2. Be kind
  3. Listen closely
  4. Have patience
  5. Do not judge
  6. Show respect