Our Services
For Adults (22-Elderly)
Our licensed and certified low vision professionals tailor a care plan to the goals of each client.
Adult Services
For Youth (Birth-24)
Our licensed and certified low vision professionals work with 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
We match clients to qualified volunteer drivers. Open to anyone who lives in NH and has received direct services from us within the last 12 months.
Ride Registration
Accessible Phones for Individuals with Disabilities
Helping NH residents with vision loss, hearing loss, and challenges to speech & mobility acquire an accessible phone and receive training on how to use it.
NH-TEAP
Remembering Board Member David “Dave” Kenepp
In November of 2025, long time volunteer, advocate and donor, Dave Kenepp passed away suddenly on Thanksgiving Day. Dave’s journey with Future In Sight began in 2017 when he joined our dedicated team of volunteer drivers. After three years of service, he was invited to join our Board of Directors. Today, Future In Sight celebrates the service, generosity and kindness that Dave displayed throughout his life.
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Now Hiring: Occupational Therapists (OTs) and Program Driver
We are hiring OTs to serve in the Southern and Seacoast areas of NH and a Program Driver in the Concord, NH area. Apply to help change the lives of individuals with vision loss and blindness. All positions receive a generous benefits package.
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Protect your peepers: Why eye protection matters
Spring is here, and so is Sports Eye Safety Month (April). Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist Sandra Walsh is explaining how to protect your eyes from all your warm weather activities and what to do if an eye injury happens.
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Future In Sight’s Director of Development, Marketing & Communications, Courtney Hoppe, was featured on Northeast Delta Dental Radio, which broadcasts on Facebook Live then re-airs on The Pulse of NH on WTPL-FM, WTSN-AM, and WEMJ-FM. Her passion for our mission is evident as she discusses the services that Future In Sight provides, our upcoming fundraising event, and the many ways you can help us serve the blind and visually impaired (BVI) community.
We Need Volunteers
Our volunteers provide crucial transportation to individuals who are blind and visually impaired. Not interested in driving? Other opportunities are available.
LEARN MORE ABOUT VOLUNTEERINGRefer Your Patients
If you have a patient that is experiencing severe vision loss, don't wait to refer them to us. Referring as early as possible helps us guide them through their journey.
LEARN HOW TO REFER A PATIENTUpcoming Activities & Events
Throughout the year, we also offer recreational and educational Activities & Workshops like adaptive sewing, exposure to music and the arts, and various outings to experience all that New Hampshire’s parks, trails and nature preserves have to offer.
