Carry Confidence with an Ambulance Theme ICE Photo ID Card from The Card Project UK

Emergencies don’t give warnings. They happen suddenly, and when they do, the smallest things can help the most. An ICE Photo ID Card—short for “In Case of Emergency”—can give the people around you fast, useful information if you’re unwell or unable to speak. Our Ambulance ICE Photo ID Card is designed to be clear, easy to carry, and easy to use when it matters most.

It’s made from biodegradable plastic, the same size as a credit card. The front shows your name, date of birth, address, phone number, and a named emergency contact with space to describe their relationship. Your photo appears alongside these details so responders can quickly confirm who the card belongs to. The rear includes a smaller version of your photo, a signature strip, and a message asking for the card to be returned to your home address if found. Both sides use a calm, emergency-themed design showing a rain-smeared ambulance scene in the background.

What In Case of Emergency Means and Why You’ll See ICE Everywhere

ICE is a simple way to let people know who they should contact for you if you’re unable to speak for yourself. Emergency workers across the UK and abroad understand it and often look for it—either on your phone, wristband, or card. It helps them act fast without searching through locked phones or bags.

But not everyone has a smartphone, and not every phone survives a fall, rain, or crash. That’s why having an ICE card in your wallet or pocket is a straightforward way to stay prepared. It gives those first on the scene what they need to help you properly and get in touch with someone who knows you.

Our card is helpful in situations where you’re unwell, confused, unconscious, or struggling to speak. For some people, that might be a one-off accident. For others, it might be linked to an ongoing condition. Either way, having an ICE card means the right people can be called quickly, your address is known, and there’s no delay in getting extra support.

You don’t have to have a medical condition to carry one. Many people simply want to feel more secure when out and about, especially if travelling alone or visiting busy public places. Parents often keep one for children with allergies or anxiety. Older adults may carry one in case they feel faint or get disoriented. Some people add their GP details or a known health note in the address field too.

Designed for Emergencies, Built for Everyday Life

The Ambulance design is part of our full ICE range at The Card Project UK, but it stands out for a reason. The theme makes it clear what the card is for, but without being harsh or alarming. The layout keeps personal data easy to read, with enough space for key details without looking cramped.

The rear adds more than just an extra photo and space to sign. It provides reassurance that if your card ends up misplaced, it can be returned. The layout also gives room for carers, parents, or users to add notes with a fine pen or permanent marker if needed.

Every element has been thought through with real-life use in mind. It doesn’t take up extra room. It doesn’t need batteries. And it won’t be missed when a wallet or handbag is checked in an emergency.

Other ICE Card Options from The Card Project UK

Our Ambulance ICE Photo ID Card is one of many available in our double-sided range. We also offer alternative background designs for people who want the same layout with a different look. For those who prefer a simpler option, we also offer single-sided ICE cards. They contain the same layout and information shown on the front but with a plain reverse.

Make Space in Your Wallet for the Ambulance ICE Photo ID Card from The Card Project UK Today

Most people never expect to need help from a stranger. But if that moment comes, our Ambulance ICE Photo ID Card makes sure someone can speak on your behalf. It’s simple, it’s clear, and it’s made to be there when you need it most.

Order your ICE card today from The Card Project UK and carry peace of mind in your back pocket—just in case.