This sunflower is popping up in public places across the world. What does it mean? | ABC News

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Around one in five Australians live with disability and a large proportion of those are disabilities that are not always visible to others.

A growing initiative around the world is aiming to help the community identify and help people with hidden disabilities. By wearing a sunflower symbol, people can signal to others they may need support or understanding.

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In This Story: Sunflower

The sunflower (Helianthus annuus) is an annual plant with a large daisy-like flower face. Its scientific name comes from the Greek words helios (“sun”).

A sunflower is the best known painting by Vincent Van Gogh and a frequent subject of related exhibitions. It is also the national flower of Ukraine.

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