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There are more than 350,000 Deafblind people in the UK according to SENSE – that number would fill the Surrey County Cricket Ground (The Oval) more than 14 times.
Sight for Surrey knows of 1700 people living in Surrey who have a combined sight and hearing loss, but national estimates suggest there could be at least 6000 in the county.
If you are unsure as to whether you have a combined sight and hearing loss, click here and spend a few minutes completing our assessment form.
