Providing essential services & support for over 114 years to
children, adults & elderly living in NH who are blind and visually impaired
Our Services
For Adults (22-Elderly)
Our licensed and certified low vision professionals tailor a care plan to the goals of each adult and senior we serve.
Adult Services
For Youth (Birth-24)
Our licensed and certified low vision professionals work with you and your child in the home and at school.
Youth Services
Silver Retreats (55+)
A 5-day immersive program for individuals 55+ who are affected by severe vision impairment.
Silver Retreats
Group Meetings, Activities & Workshops
Fitness, technology trainings, arts & crafts, peer support and FUN! Our activities are open to anyone who is blind and visually impaired.
Activities Calendar
Rides to Vital Appointments and Essential Errands
Need to get to a vital appointment or run an essential errand? We may be able to find you a volunteer driver!
Volunteer Rides
Accessible Phones for Individuals with Disabilities
Helping NH residents with vision loss, hearing loss, and challenges to speech & mobility acquire an accessible phone plus receive training on how to use it.
NH-TEAP
Organize your fall activities with our large print calendars
2027 calendars are $10 each. 2026 calendars are now only $5. Additional donations are welcome to support the cost of producing the calendars. Dimensions are 18″ wide x 23″ long. Both calendars are ready to ship!
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Veterans! Register for one of our Meta AI Smart Glasses trainings and receive a FREE pair of glasses
Meta AI Smart Glasses provide audio assistance to help you navigate life and your environment in a myriad of ways, including describing your surroundings.
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Make sure your voice is heard on Tuesday, November 3rd
The OmniBallot Tablet is now available at ALL polling locations in NH for ALL elections. To make sure you are prepared to use NH's accessible voting system, attend one of our live trainings. Anyone is welcome to use - and may find it easier to use - the OmniBallot, not just individuals with a formalized disability.
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“Over there” can be anywhere
We can all agree that precise, clear directions to locate an item or destination are helpful, especially to an individual with a visual impairment. Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist (COMS) Sandra Walsh provides tips for how best to provide directions to individuals who are blind and visually impaired.
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Jenn C. from Manchester, NH, started experiencing “snow” in her vision. After visiting her eye doctor, she discovered the medication she was taking to prevent a recurrence of breast cancer caused an obstruction to her vision that looked like “snow.” Now, with the help of Future In Sight’s occupational therapy and volunteer drivers to help get her to appointments, Jenn continues to create art and remain independent.
We Need Volunteer Drivers
Our volunteers help individuals who are blind and visually impaired get to vital appointments and run essential errands. We cater to your availability!
Learn MoreRefer Your Patients
Don't wait to refer a patient who is starting to experience severe vision loss. Referring as early as possible helps us guide them through their journey and best prepare them for the future.
Learn HowUpcoming Group Meetings, Activities & Workshops
Programming includes peer support groups, technology trainings, fitness classes, cooking classes, crafting, nature experiences, and social programming.
