RADAR key
RADAR key
A RADAR key is a key for disabled people.
You can use a RADAR key to unlock lots of accessible Accessible means something is easy for people to use or join in with. For example: Accessible writing means the writing is easy to read and understand. public toilets.
Some people call a RADAR key a National Key Scheme (NKS) key.
You might use a RADAR key to unlock an accessible public toilet in:
- airports
- shopping centres
- bus and coach stations
- train stations.
You might be able to get a RADAR key from your local council A council is also called a local authority A local authority is also called a council. They are a group of people who make decisions about some of the things in the area where you live like schools, social care Social care means the services that give care and support to people who need it. (support for people), parks and dustbin collection. . They are a group of people who make decisions about some of the things in the area where you live. These include: schools, social care (support for people), parks and dustbin collection. or you can buy one online.
There are lots of websites which sell RADAR keys. You can buy an official RADAR key from Disability Rights UK or the Blue Badge Company.
If you need help with this information, contact the Learning Disability A learning disability is to do with the way someone's brain works. It makes it harder for someone to learn, understand or do things. Helpline:
- email Helpline@mencap.org.uk
- phone 0808 808 1111