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Face Blind UK Factsheets

For most people recognising the face of a friend or someone you’ve just been talking to is so automatic that it’s hard to understand or even believe that for some people this can be exceedingly difficult or simply impossible.

Heart-Shaped Jigsaw

Information for Family & Friends

Superhero in mirror

Information for Parents & Teachers

Listening to a Talk

Face Blindness & Employment

Caring Hands Red Cross

Face Blindness & Health Services

The Factsheets are very general, so if there are more specific questions or you have ideas to share with others please   contact us.

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