This comes as part of a campaign by the banking group aimed at supporting vulnerable customers.
The JAM Card allows anyone with a communication barrier to let other people know they need ‘Just A Minute’, discreetly and easily.
It can be used by people with Asperger’s syndrome or autism, those who have a brain injury as well as people who otherwise feel self-conscious about their ability to effectively communicate when engaging with others.
The initiative is part of a wider programme of work by AIB to support customers who in need of support.
Memoir Launched in Support of Wicklow County Cancer Groups
No League Hangover For Focused Wicklow Who Set Up Dubs Duel With Cruise Past Carlow
Most Wicklow Residents Unprepared for Retirement, PTSB Research Finds
Wicklow Property Prices Jump €25,000 In A Year As Supply Tightens
West Wicklow To Receive Major Fire Service Investment Under National Capital Programme
