Hidden Disabilities Sunflower - Canada

02/13/2026

Wear it your way. The Sunflower comes in many forms.

Pick Your Sunflower Products

- Lanyards - simple & clear

- Pins and badges - pop them on a coat or bag

- Wristbands - subtle and everyday

- Personalised cards - your support, your way

It’s not just a lanyard, it can be a wristband, pin badge or card, each helping you feel confident and supported when you’re out and about.

Visit the website to discover more about the Sunflower https://bit.ly/3JVe0b7

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02/10/2026

Your Sunflower, your way.

The Sunflower comes in different forms, so you can choose what works best for you and your everyday life.

• Lanyards - clear and easy to recognise

• Pins and badges - add to a coat or bag

• Wristbands - subtle and comfortable

• Personalised cards - explain your support needs in your own way

It is not just a lanyard. It can be a wristband, a pin, or a card. Each option is designed to help you feel confident, recognised, and supported when you are out and about.

You can explore the different Sunflower options and learn more here:

https://bit.ly/3OcvtAL 🌻

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02/09/2026

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is recognised in countries around the world.

From airports and public transport to retail, workplaces, and public spaces, the Sunflower is helping create a shared understanding across borders, cultures, and communities.

It is not just a lanyard.

It is a symbol of inclusion.

The Sunflower discreetly signals that someone may have a disability that is not immediately apparent and may need a little more time, patience, or understanding.

By working with organisations globally and supporting consistent training and awareness, the Sunflower helps make everyday experiences more accessible for people whose disabilities may not be seen at first.

Making the invisible visible is a global commitment.

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02/06/2026

When staff choose to wear the Sunflower, it helps create a more understanding and inclusive workplace.

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower is a discreet way for someone to indicate they may have a non-visible disability and could need extra time, patience, or support. For colleagues and customers alike, it’s a simple signal to respond with kindness and care.

There’s no obligation to share personal information. Wearing the Sunflower is always a personal choice.

By supporting the Sunflower, organizations help make the invisible a little more visible — and everyday interactions a little easier for everyone.

Learn more about how your team can support the Sunflower and build inclusive environments.

02/05/2026

Not all disabilities are visible. 🌻

The Autistic ID Card & Sunflower Lanyard is a discreet way to let others know that someone may need a little more time, patience, or understanding.

Clipped onto the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard, the card clearly indicates that the wearer is autistic, helping make everyday moments feel a bit easier and more supportive.

Available with a small or regular-length lanyard, so you can choose what feels most comfortable.

Because kindness shouldn’t require an explanation. 🌻

02/02/2026

Who is the Sunflower for? Maybe someone you know, maybe you.

Anyone with a non-visible disability can choose to wear the Sunflower. 🌻

Anyone who wants to be seen and supported.

From people who may need urgent toilet access, to those who can’t stand for long periods, to someone who may need more time in busy places, the Sunflower is for them.

It’s a simple way to say: “I may need a little more time, support and understanding today.”

Visit our website to learn more 👉 https://bit.ly/3JVe0b7

01/30/2026

See the Sunflower? Here’s how to show support.

1. Be patient, the person may need extra time
2. Offer help, but don’t assume, just simply ask "How how can I help you".
3. Be kind, small acts of understanding mean so much
4. Never ask them why they are wearing the Sunflower

Together, we can make the world more welcoming for people with non-visible disabilities.

Learn more by visiting our website https://bit.ly/3JVe0b7

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01/27/2026

Shop now open!

The official Autistic ID Card and Lanyard Pack helps you discreetly show that you are autistic and may need understanding, patience, or extra time.

On the front: "I am autistic"
On the back: "Please be patient with me, speak clearly and calmly, and do not touch me to avoid making me distressed."

Pack includes:
85cm Sunflower cord with metal clip
Waterproof Autistic ID Card (100% recyclable)
Protective plastic card sleeve

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01/26/2026

While some disabilities are visible, many are not immediately apparent to others.

Non-visible disabilities can be temporary, situational, or permanent. They can be neurological, cognitive, or neurodevelopmental.

As well as physical, visual, or auditory.

Every experience is different and so are the access needs for every individual.

The Sunflower offers a discreet way to be recognised and supported in shops, at work, on transport, or in public spaces, without needing to explain.

Learn more about non-visible disabilities here:

https://bit.ly/49FM8Fj

01/25/2026

01/24/2026

More than a lanyard.

We use the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower to help make everyday spaces more inclusive.

The Sunflower is a discreet way to let others know that someone may have a non-visible disability and might need extra time, patience, or understanding, without having to explain.

Together, we are helping make the invisible visible. 🌻

01/23/2026

Do you know our Sunflower story?

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower was chosen because the sunflower is a universally recognised and cheerful symbol that suggests happiness, positivity, strength, growth, and confidence.

It’s discreet yet visible, its bright yellow colour and distinctive shape make it easy to spot from a distance, helping wearers feel recognised without needing to explain their disability out loud.

- Discreet yet visible: subtle, but clear enough to show you may need extra support
- Positive and uplifting: sunflowers spread warmth and understanding
- Universally recognised: a sunflower means something good, wherever you are in the world

Without a clear, visual sign, it can be hard to understand the daily barriers faced by people with a non-visible disability. The Sunflower helps bridge that gap, with just one small symbol.

Learn more about the Sunflower by visiting our website, https://bit.ly/3JVe0b7

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