Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard at Airports (Updated 2023)
PTSD UK - In 2016, the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower was designed and launched when London Gatwick Airport asked "How can we identify that one of our passengers may have a non-obvious disability?"
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OCS Launches Sunflower Lanyard Scheme with Gatwick Airport
Airport staff are trained to look out for this item worn by more than two million travellers
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London Gatwick LGW on X: "If you have a non-visible disability and may need a helping hand at the airport, then pick up one of our sunflower lanyards. By wearing one, our
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Sunflower Lanyard Program Grows Disability Awareness | Port of Seattle
Mum Praises Supermarkets' Sunflower Lanyard Scheme That Helps Her Son With Autism | HuffPost UK Parents
The Sunflower Lanyard – Supporting Hidden Disabilities - Adults in Motion
New hidden disabilities programme introduced at Orlando Airport
Gatwick wins award for helping remove barriers faced by passengers with a disability - Passenger Terminal Today
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Gatwick Airport is here to help - Passenger Terminal Today
Airport staff are trained to look out for this item worn by more than two million travellers
