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About flashID Buy Now Lions Clubs' flashID Project Resources
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This Community Service Project was initiated by the Lions Club of Bundanoon in rural New South Wales, and was formally adopted by District N2 at the 2010 District convention on October 10, 2010, where the motion received unanimous support. Since then, the Project has gone from strength to strength. It was introduced and received favourably at the 2010 Multiple District convention in Mildura, then the International convention in Sydney. Clubs in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Western Australia and the Australian Capital Territory signed up to the program, while there was also been keen interest shown by several overseas Clubs, with one from Hawaii placing a substantial order. A major development took place at the beginning of 2011 when flashID was licensed by Lions Clubs International for sale worldwide as a Lions branded product. Since then, a further order has been dispatched to the US, while in Australia, the Project exhibited with great success at the recent MD201 convention in Launceston, Tasmania. We shall also be present at several District conventions in Australia, at the Lions Clubs International convention in Seattle, USA, and the ANZI-Pacific Forum on Queensland's Gold Coast. The principle of the flashID Emergency Identification System is so simple and elegant that the immediate reaction when many people see it for the first time is, why didn't anybody think of this before?
In simple terms, the flashID System is based on a document containing personal identification, medical history, details of GP and other doctors, next of kin, and so on. The pre-formatted document shown above is pre-loaded on a USB device that may be part of a thumb drive (below left), built into a card the same size as a driver's licence or credit card (below right) or even incorporated in the band of a watch.
In simple terms, the flashID System is based on a document containing personal identification, medical history, details of GP and other doctors, next of kin, and so on. The pre-formatted document shown above is pre-loaded on a USB device that may be part of a thumb drive (below left), built into a card the same size as a driver's licence or credit card (below right) or even incorporated in the band of a watch.
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