For partners

Please note that the information on this page applies to Belgian partners only.

Do you organise cultural, sports or leisure activities? Join now to become a recognised partner of the European Disability Card!

Five good reasons to become a partner

  1. There are more than 340,000 EDC cardholders in Belgium.
    You reach a new and wider audience!
  2. You participate in the inclusion of people with disabilities in society
  3. You improve the reception of people with disabilities by making it easier, faster and more adapted.
  4. The EDC helps you fulfill your social mission
  5. Your organization has greater visibility among people with disabilities/strong>

Become a partner of the EDC!

Image: (c) Le Pavillon à Namur, partenaire EDC

What can I do?

As a recognised partner, you commit to making it easier for persons with disabilities to access culture, sports and leisure:

  1. first by making the location and activity accessible for persons with disabilities, 
  2. and second by offering advantages such as discounts, free entry, Braille and audio guides, priority passes, reserved spots, etc.

Become a partner of the EDC!

How much does it cost?

It's free to become a recognised partner. We only ask for your commitment to make your location and/or the activity that you are organising accessible to everyone.

Become a partner of the EDC!

How can persons with disabilities find me?

After you have registered your organisation online, you'll receive a label that you can display to clearly indicate to persons with disabilities that they can use their card at your location. In addition, we'll add you to our list of recognised partners.

Become a partner of the EDC!

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Any further questions?

If you have any further questions about how to become an EDC partner, please contact EUdisabilitycard@minsoc.fed.be.

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Do you have any questions?

Do you have questions about the European Disability Card (EDC)? Then first check out our answers to frequently asked questions.

For questions about your personal file (e.g. "Where is my card?" or "Why did I get a card?"), contact the institution that recognised your disability directly.