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 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 may be able to find you a volunteer driver! Open to residents of NH that have received direct services from us within the past 12 months.
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 and receive training on how to use it.
NH-TEAP
Now Hiring: Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW)
The LICSW will lead and expand Future In Sight's counseling program including teletherapy offerings. The role can be a full-time, part time or per diem position and we offer a generous benefits package.
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Get Prepared for the Polls
The OmniBallot Tablet will be available at all polling locations for the upcoming election. To make sure you are prepared, review our resources and/or attend one of our upcoming in-person 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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Benefits of Peer-to-Peer Interactions for Individuals who are Blind and Visually Impaired
Adjusting to vision loss often involves more than learning new ways to complete daily tasks. It can bring changes to confidence, independence, and how individuals connect with others. Building relationships with peers who share similar experiences can be a powerful way to foster both practical growth and a renewed sense of connection.
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Client Jan S. and Volunteer Kathy N. featured on NH Chronicle
The story follows a day in the life of Jan, one of the adults we serve, as she runs essential errands thanks to a ride from volunteer driver Kathy.
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There are many ways to give to Future In Sight and show support for the blind and visually impaired community in New Hampshire. This video walks through each of them so you can find the best way for you to contribute.
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.
