Discover the National Disability Card
Navigating daily life with a disability can be challenging, especially when your condition is not immediately visible. I have faced this in my personal and professional life since being diagnosed with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis in 2012.
The National Disability Card is designed to provide proof of disability, making it easier for individuals to access various services, benefits, and discounts. It is a recognition tool that helps reduce the need for individuals to repeatedly prove their disability.
We do not live an equal life
The National Disability Card, available through https://www.disabilityid.co.uk is designed to ease these challenges. This card provides a discreet and effective way to communicate your disability, ensuring you receive the necessary accommodations and understanding in various settings, from airports to local businesses.
Key Features:
• Universal Recognition: Accepted widely, it helps convey your needs without extensive explanations.
• Emergency Contact: A QR code links to your emergency contact details, ensuring swift assistance when needed.
• Compact and Secure: Fits in your wallet and includes high-security features to protect your identity.
• Quick Application Process: Most applications are processed within a day with a full refund if you are not approved for The National Disability Card.
Eligibility for the National Disability Card
Disabilities can include physical, mental, intellectual, or sensory impairments.
The existence of the National Disability Card helps raise awareness about the rights and needs of people with disabilities, promoting inclusion and equal opportunities in society.
National Disability Cards are recognised in some countries, facilitating international travel and ensuring that cardholders can access support and benefits abroad.
I was extremely excited to find out that Disneyland Paris is one of the places that accept the National Disability Card. The National Disability Card entitles you to a Disneyland Paris Priority card and 25% off your park ticket price. Absolutely something that our family will be looking into in more detail.
Click here to apply for your Disneyland Paris Priority Card https://www.disabilityid.co.uk/disneyland-paris-priority-card
*Always check that this is still available and changes have not been made*
*Don’t forget to check in advance to see where your card is accepted and take advantage of discounted prices and even free admission for carers at many venues!*
Application Process
The application process for obtaining a National Disability Card requires documentation of your disability, such as medical records, assessments, or letters from healthcare professionals.
Examples of the sort of documents accepted as proof:
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Back of your Blue Badge
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Disabled persons’ Freedom Pass
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Disabled persons’ Bus Pass
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A letter from your doctor or other relevant medical letter
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Disability Living Allowance (DLA) decision letter
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War Pensioners’ Mobility Supplement letter
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Personal Independence Payments (PIP) letter
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Other relevant document showing you are disabled
If you do not have any of the above documents do not worry, get in touch with them by email at
The National Disability Card serves as an official form of identification for people with disabilities, reducing the stigma and inconvenience of constantly having to explain their condition.
Cost :
The National Disability Card is £20 for 2 years.
Postage is £1.95 and your card will be sent to a UK address via Royal Mail.
If your application is rejected you will automatically receive a full refund.
All major debit and credit cards as well as Google and Apple Pay are accepted to pay for your National Disability Card
I hope that this is useful for many of you👍
Sending love always
Alisha 🫶