The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a globally (over 90 countries) recognized symbol that lets people with non-visible disabilities discreetly indicate they may need extra time, assistance, understanding, or patience. It is mainly s increasingly used by airports, but also some retailers, universities, and public venues. Link
It allows travelers with disabilities or medical conditions to discreetly inform TSA officers about their needs, helping make the airport security screening process easier and more comfortable. Link
An accessible parking placard makes everyday travel easier by reducing the distance and physical effort required to reach buildings and services. To apply for an accessible parking placard, visit your state's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or motor vehicle agency website. Requirements and application forms vary by state, and some states have it on the license plate. What curb colors mean?
The America the Beautiful Access Pass is a free lifetime pass for U.S. citizens and permanent residents with a permanent disability that provides free entrance to more than 2,000 federal recreation sites, including all U.S. national parks, and discounts on many camping and recreation fees. Check for your state parks too. Link
It can help people with certain medical conditions discreetly request access to an employee-only restroom when a public restroom is unavailable. *Not every state has enacted a Restroom Access Act. The website clearly indicates which states have the law and which do not. Link
Program that may eliminate eligible federal student loan debt and TEACH Grant service obligations for people who are unable to work because of a total and permanent disability. Link
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