Festival for the Future In Sight
Thank you to our participants, sponsors, volunteers, staff, and everyone who came out to support us at the Festival for the Future In Sight, the state’s largest gathering for awareness, support, and advocacy for people who are blind or visually impaired.
Our 19th annual Walk for Sight and 1st annual Run for Sight 5k wouldn’t have been possible without all of you and we are proud to announce that we raised almost $50,000 in donations from the event!
Silver Retreat
September 19th-23rd | Plymouth, NH
A 5-day immersive program for individuals affected by severe vision impairment.
Future In Sight invites applicants to participate in a fun and informative 5-day retreat to provide support, skills, and peer interaction with others age 55 and older who are affected by severe vision impairment. This immersive program includes communication skills, orientation & mobility, accessible technology, low vision skills and devices, independent living skills, adjustment to vision loss, social interaction, and peer support.
Providing services for the blind and visually impaired people of NH for over 100 years, and transforming lives through education, training and support.
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News Blog
Tissue Paper Sparklers
By Kaila Allen Are you looking for a quick craft to decorate your table for Independence Day? This project will help you achieve that and is fun to make for...
Home Modifications for the Visually Impaired – Bathroom Modifications
We’re back again talking about home modifications. This is the second post in a series about modifying your home to better suit your needs if you have low...
What is an ID/Symbol cane?
An ID/Symbol cane is a type of white cane used by people who are blind, visually impaired, or have low vision. ID canes are very similar to long white...
Upcoming Events
Monday Meet Up: Finish the Sentence
Online NHJoin Kaila in making new friends and visiting with old ones. This month we will gather and learn more about one another by finishing both silly and serious sentences. We… read more Monday Meet Up: Finish the Sentence
Kaila’s Crafts-Christmas in July: Creating Winter Decorations and Gifts
Online NHIt is a craft tradition to spend the month of July making winter holiday decorations and gifts. Honor this tradition by joining us in making gnome ornaments and a pony… read more Kaila’s Crafts-Christmas in July: Creating Winter Decorations and Gifts
Look Good, Feel Good: The Fun Part About Getting Ready for Next Steps and New Adventures!
Future In Sight 25 Walker Street, Concord, NHCome and join us for a fun filled Transition Day Event for teens, young adults and parents/caregivers. The day is meant for the group to learn and interact with each… read more Look Good, Feel Good: The Fun Part About Getting Ready for Next Steps and New Adventures!
Monday Meet-Up: Mindfulness in Everyday Life
Online NHJoin Kaila as we talk about mindfulness and ways we can and have used it in daily life. We will practice different activities as a group. Please bring your ideas… read more Monday Meet-Up: Mindfulness in Everyday Life
Annual Report
Future In Sight 2020 Fiscal Year Annual Report is now available top view online or download the PDF file. For a printed copy, please contact us.
Podcasts
Introducing Future In Sight Podcasts! Check out our first series with Kaila’s Craft Corner, a series of crafting events hosted by Kaila Allen and Stephanie Hurd.
NH TEAP
The NH Telecommunications Equipment Program helps families stay connected. If you or someone you know has trouble using a phone due to a disability, we can help!
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Assistive technology device loans and reuse activities are being supplemented by the ATinNH program. Funding for assistive technology device demonstrations, loans and reuse are provided, in part, under grant 2001NHATSG02 from the Administration for Community Living (ACL) through Assistive Technology in New Hampshire (ATinNH).
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