Help Card / Help Mark

A little help from you can bring peace of mind to people with disabilities.

What is a Help Card?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Some people with disabilities cannot communicate when they are in trouble.
The "Help Card" is something that people with disabilities carry with them regularly to make it easier to ask for consideration and assistance from those around them during emergencies, disasters, or when they are in trouble.
 

• Eligible individuals: Residents of the city with physical disabilities, intellectual disabilities, mental disabilities, intractable diseases, etc., who require support in daily life or during emergencies
• Note: Limited to those who possess various types of Physical Disability Certificates or other disability-related beneficiary certificates.
• Distribution Locations: Disability Welfare Division, Social Welfare Council of Inagi City, Marche Inagi

• Help Card (PDF 266.4KB)
• Help Card (Word 279.4KB)

What is the Help Mark?

This is a mark created by Tokyo to make it easier for people who need assistance or consideration, such as those with prosthetic limbs or artificial joints, to inform those around them that they require support, even if it is not obvious from their appearance.

Distribution locations: Toei Subway, Tama Monorail station offices (excluding some areas), Toei Bus operating offices, Tokyo Disability Welfare Center, etc.

If a person with a disability is in trouble

• Please ask, "What happened?"
• Please speak slowly while checking if the other person understands.
• If you have a help card, the back side contains details of the assistance you need.