providing essential services & support for over 100 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 personal and professional goals of each client.
Adult Services
For Youth (Birth-22)
Our licensed and certified low vision professionals work with youth in the home and at school.
Youth Services
Silver Retreats (Adults 55+)
A 5-day immersive program for individuals aged 55+ affected by severe vision impairment. These Retreats focus on communication skills, orientation & mobility, accessible technology, low vision skills and devices, independent living skills, adjustment to vision loss, social interaction, and peer support.
Silver Retreat
Group Meetings, Activities & Workshops
Fitness, technology trainings, arts & crafts, peer support and FUN! Open to anyone who is blind or visually impaired.
Activities Calendar
Rides to Essential Appointments
We match clients to qualified volunteer drivers. Open to anyone who received services within the last 12 months.
Essential Rides
Accessible Phones for Individuals with Vision Loss, Hearing Loss, and Challenges to Speech & Mobility (NH-TEAP)
This program helps NH residents with vision loss, hearing loss, and challenges to speech & mobility by providing financial assistance to acquire an accessible phone and training on how to use it.
NH-TEAP
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Accessible voting resources for the upcoming election
Learn how to use the one4all Accessible Voting System or cast an accessible absentee ballot. Need a ride on voting day? One may be available!
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Now accepting 2025 large print calendar pre-orders
2025 calendars will begin shipping in October. 2024 calendars are still available and ready to ship.
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
How to get your child with low or no vision organized for the school year
Rhonda Haller, one of Future In Sight's Certified Orientation & Mobility (O&M) Specialists, discusses some of the best ways to help any student, especially those living with low or no vision, build organization and time management skills that will foster independence and confidence.
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We sat down with Maureen Fischer to understand how Future In Sight has helped her live as independently as possible while adjusting to her vision loss.
We Need Volunteers
Our amazing volunteers help us meet the unique needs of our clients, from providing transportation to essential appointments and errands to making friendly calls and visits.
Volunteer Today!Are You an Eye Doctor?
Have a patient that could benefit from our services? Refer them to us!
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.
