Our licensed and certified Low Vision and Rehabilitation professionals will assist you so that you can maximize any remaining vision you may have. With adaptive aids and devices, they can make simple enhancements in your home that will make food preparation and cooking easier, make reading or watching TV more enjoyable, and relocate items that could be trip & fall hazards.
Don’t wait until your vision gets worse. Ask your eye doctor for a referral to Future In Sight today!
When you first begin working with Future In Sight, you will speak with a member of our Client Care team who will learn about you and your vision loss and schedule time to visit you in your home to fully understand your needs.
Work with an Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapists (OTs) can work with you intensively to provide instruction about modifying daily activities to reduce limitations that your vision loss causes.
Train with a Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist
If you are newly blinded or have deteriorating vision, our Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialists (COMS) provide instruction and training that help you to safely navigate your environment with confidence. Instruction techniques include working with another person who is a sighted guide, as well as learning to use a white cane and Assistive Technology (AT) to build up independent travel skills at home, at work, or in the community.
Receive Counseling
With a diagnosis of profound vision loss, there is a grieving process that occurs. We also provide Counseling to support you as a whole person.
We work closely with your doctors to provide complete care, and our Occupational Therapist services are often covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance.
If you or someone you know could benefit from our services, contact us now.
Are you a 65+ woman living in the Greater Manchester area?
The Mary Gale Fund through Future In Sight supports low-income women experiencing vision loss and blindness, age 65 or older, living in the Greater Manchester area (Manchester, Bedford, Goffstown, Hooksett, Londonderry, Litchfield, Candia, Auburn) to maintain their independence and/or safety while living in the community.
The Mary Gale Fund has helped pay for services such as rehabilitation, occupational therapy, orientation and mobility, education, and counseling for women experiencing visual impairment or blindness. This fund assists with items generally not covered by any other source such as visual aids and devices.
If you think you qualify for support through The Mary Gale Fund, contact us now.
Client Stories
David Kuhns
David discusses his vision loss due to lymphoma, the training he has received from Future In Sight, and the connections he has made as a board member.
Darlene Petee
Darlene talks about how the tools and strategies she has gained from Future In Sight have helped her go about her daily life independently.
Carl Coerdt
Carl, who has experienced vision loss since he was born, discusses how Future In Sight’s OTs made a positive impact on his life.
Maureen Fischer
Maureen shares her experience with vision loss as she ages and how she found helpful resources and a sense of community with Future In Sight.
Future In Sight’s volunteer driver program offers rides to help you get to vital appointments and run essential errands.
We also hold in-person and online activities throughout the year.
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Each issue of the BVI Blast includes information, resources and the ongoing support available for individuals who are blind and visually impaired – and their families.
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