Spotlight on: Please Give Me Space

Report - 2 March 2021

We are supporting and working with community groups and clubs to promote a deeper understanding of local health and care needs and experiences. Here's our Spotlight on Please Give Me Space.

The ‘Please Give Me Space’ visual awareness campaign has been developed by Hidden Disabilities Sunflower and the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB), in response to COVID-19 and the need to social distance.

The sign is a yellow circle with a person in between two arrows, this means ‘Please give me space’. The initiative is not prescriptive about who wears it, but the message is simple – when you see this sign please give the wearer space.

Read more about 'Please Give Me Space' in our Spotlight report below. 

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