What is it?
What is the Fair4All Card? The Fair4All Card is a secure photo card only for disabled people. It has your name and photo, amongst other things, to prove that it is being used by the right person. BuDS issues the Fair4All Card only to disabled people, who are legally entitled to reasonable adjustments under the Equality Act 2010.
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How it works
Apply for the Card
The first step in obtaining a Fair4All Card is to complete the application form. You can apply for one yourself, or someone can apply for you. You will need to provide evidence of your disability and the reasonable adjustments you are entitled to. If you would prefer a bit more help, you can register your interest and we will help you through the process.
Receive the Card
Once we have checked your application and received everything we need, we will post you your Fair4All Card. The card features your photo and a list of the reasonable adjustments you are legally entitled to. If we can’t issue you with a card or can’t agree about the adjustments and exemptions in your application, there is a formal appeal process. Your appeal will be reviewed by different people within BuDS and a designated trustee.
Use the Card
With your Fair4All Card, you can feel confident about explaining your needs to businesses, organisations, and services. Many shops, services and organisations are starting to recognise the Fair4All Card. This means that we give them formal accessibility training, however this does not mean that the card can only be used in those locations. We have had successes with cards being used all over the country, and even internationally!
What is a Fair4All Card Partner?
A Fair4All Card Partner is a business, organisation or service which recognises the Fair4All Card and agrees to support Fair4All Card holders. There is no charge or fee to become a Fair4All Card Partner.
We can offer free training to your staff to recognise the Card and understand what to do when it is presented to them. You will be provided with display window stickers and other point of sale material so that disabled people know you are a partner. We will provide you with this material free of charge.
You can help us to improve and develop access and inclusivity for disabled customers if needed. Our staff and volunteers will do this, free of charge.
Become a partner