Benefits with the card

Below is a list of partners offering benefits to European Disability Card holders. Would you like to know which benefits they offer? Take a look on their website or contact them directly. We update the list regularly, but some partners may not yet be listed. Moreover, there are also organisations, institutions, etc. that do not use the European Disability Card, but still offer benefits or assistance to people with disabilities. So ask about it when you want to participate in an activity.

Geerdegemvaart swimming pool - city of Mechelen

Holders of an EDC pass, can come and swim at 1 euro.

Address

Leliestraat 32
2800 Mechelen
Belgium

Telephone number

+32 15 79 12 10
Community centre Het Koetshuis

CC Het Koetshuis comprises cultural infrastructure managed with a view to cultural participation, community building and cultural dissemination for the benefit of the local population and with a particular focus on cultural diversity.

Address

Strijtemplein 15
1760 Roosdaal
Belgium

Telephone number

054894900
Sport Vlaanderen Blankenberge
- 15% discount on regular sports camps (specific G sports camps have no discount as they already have a lower participation fee)
- 50% discount on sports lessons
- 50% discount on sports accommodation rental when at least 50% of the group is a person with a disability
- 50% discount on overnight accommodation (excluding food and excluding sports camps)
Address

Koning Boudewijnlaan 15 bis
8370 Blankenberge
Belgium

Telephone number

+32 50 42 64 42
Utopia - Library Aalst

In Utopia - Library Aalst you will find a collection of large print books and daisy/listening books. You can also borrow a daisy player there. People who find it difficult or impossible to move around can use the Bib at Home service.

Address

Utopia 1
9300 Aalst
Belgium

Telephone number

+32 53 72 38 51
Talbot House

A soldiers' club from 1915 ... During World War I, Poperinge is part of the small patch of unoccupied Belgium. Away from the martial noise of the Ypres front region, the town grows into the nerve centre of the British sector. In the middle of that busy town, chaplains Neville Talbot and Philip "Tubby" Clayton open a clubhouse in December 1915. Without distinction of rank or station, soldiers and nurses could go there for three years for a rare moment of rest and relaxation away from the war. Today, as then, the House offers an equally warm and authentic welcome, a peaceful stop along Flanders Fields filled with stories and anecdotes. ...a living museum today Feel free to take a look for yourself in this virtual tour of what awaits you. For children, there is the virtual kid's cat quiz. A museum visit to Talbot House usually starts in the former hop warehouse on Pottestraat. During the war it served, among other things, as a concert hall, today you can visit our newly renovated permanent exhibition on Talbot House's 100-year history. In 'A House of People', 500 never-before-seen objects from our archive will take you through the story. On the first floor, the Happy Hoppers have a real show in store for you. "The Old House" is still busy and in use. Using an interactive tablet tour, you will get a personal tour of this authentic club. Not only will you learn about its wartime past, you can also have a chat with the mostly British caretakers. In the 'Dining Room', you can play a tune on the original piano and unwind with a cup of tea in the beautiful English landscape garden. You might even want to spend the night there in one of the guest rooms. This is precisely what makes Talbot House so special. It's not just another war museum. It is still the same "Every Man's Club" as it was a century ago.

Address

Pottestraat 5
8970 Poperinge
Belgium