MOLINE, Ill. (KWQC) - Quad Cities International Airport has adopted the “Hidden Disabilities Sunflower” to support and raise awareness for people with non-visible disabilities. Megan Bowlyou, a high ...

Hidden disabilities, or non-visible disabilities, are conditions that affect a person’s daily life but may not be immediately obvious to others. The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme describes them ...

The program is for those who have invisible disabilities, provides the option to self identify and make themselves visible. The program gives those a sunflower pin, lanyard, or bracelet as an ...

Nassau Cruise Port (NCP) has announced its participation in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program, a global initiative designed to support individuals with non-visible disabilities. This ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport passengers with hidden disabilities can now get help in a subtle way. Sunflowers are the worldwide symbol for help and patience ...

CASCADE TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Some passengers at Gerald R. Ford International Airport may soon be sporting a bright yellow sunflower. It’s part of a program to identify those who may need extra ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) has launched a new service to help accessibility for those with non-visible disabilities. As of April 1, the airport has implemented ...

October is Dysautonomia (dis’-oughta-know’-me-uh) Awareness Month. Dysautonomia is the umbrella term for conditions that cause malfunction of the autonomic nervous system. Your autonomic nervous ...

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A subtle display of sunflowers is helping to make transportation a more inclusive experience in Durham Region.

Lauren Farmer is spearheading an initiative to raise awareness and improve facilities for individuals with invisible ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — What began as a Maryland family’s mission to help people with invisible disabilities stay safe is officially becoming law, and the movement is spreading across state lines. On May 13 ...