The National Zayled Museum welcomes the hidden disability of the Sunflower Disability

Ensure its commitment to all of them, Abu Dhabi’s Zayel National Mebum – National Mee Museum – The First Customs Museum Middle East to use the Hidden Informance.

The global recognition program empowered victims of hidden disabilities, such as chronic pain, Autism, anxiety and dementia, shows wisely that they may need more support.

When the Museum is open to the public on December 2025, the Zayed National Museum aims to have 80 percent of its employees in the fully trained departments in this program.

Visitors with hidden disability and carers will be able to collect the lanyard from information or ticketing desks, helping workers to identify themselves as a person who may need support.

Visitors who choose to participate in a disabled program can be able to wear a lanyard or PIN showing that they can benefit from the extra or support to visit. The trained museum will also wear sunflower pins, making them easily known as a person who is prepared to help confidently and care.

Dr. Perter Magee, Director of Zayed National Museum, commented: “In the Zayled National Museum, the availability of what we do, the decisions we make, the decisions we make, and independent decisions.

“It’s not something we bring

Andy Faulkner, CEO of the Topland, Sunflower Program, added: “We are proud to support the National Museum in creating an accessible sign.

“Everything that is accessible is designed for the communities, to ensure dignity and easily in all guests. This project is a museum model and beyond.”

The Zayled National Museum also shows its commitment to achieving the access to steps that focus on the entire program, governing services and services. The museum provides various access services and services designed to meet the needs of various public groups, such as the elders, Emirati, adults who live in dementia, and families and guardians.

This includes a calm room, calm hours, accessible channels, translation channels, translated stations, and equipment such as sensitive areas, nerve indicators and, supporting the support.

Nassra Al Keinain, Director of Public Reading Zyed National Museum, said: As we continue to build a Museum’s experience we focus on the hidden system, an important step in making our posts.

“Real access is first listening. In the development of our access programs, we are actively obeyed to our communities to ensure that our programs and programs truly respect the needs of the people.”

Features in the Zayed National Museum is especially beneficial for the Neurgontent guests, including people with Autism or feelings of feelings. Access programs include sensitive tours and workshops associated with different access delivery, using descriptive accounts and visual experiences that bring up museum matters and objects.

The museum will also provide language-language language tours led by the Emirati language director is fully trained and guaranteed. With the Support of the Higher Zayeded Party (ZHO) Support, the Museum develops Arabic and English apps, allows visitors to the museum and testing of the museum and sets.

The Zayled National Museum, found in the heart of Saadiat Cultural District Abu Dhabi, aims to be a very full source of history and culture.