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Home Modifications for the Visually Impaired – Kitchens
This is the third post in a series about modifying your home to better suit your needs if you have...
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...
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...
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...
Home Modifications for the Visually Impaired – Lighting
As the first in a series of blog posts about home modifications for people with low vision, I thought I’d start off with lighting options that don’t...
Educational Accessible Media for Visually Impaired, Blind, Deaf and Deaf-Blind Students
Parents from New Hampshire convened for a ParentConnect zoom meeting to learn about a FREE Accessible Educational Media resources for their...
Shining a Light on Laser Safety
While cleaning out a drawer at the office recently, I stumbled upon a laser pointer. Nothing too crazy about that, in fact, many of us probably have...
Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month and Vision Related Symptoms
March is Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month, so I’d like to take a minute to discuss some of the vision-related symptoms individuals with MS...
March Forth with these Pillars of Eye Health Awareness
“We support the Medical Eye Professionals who tend to your best eye health…” “…and we provide the training, tools, and services for low vision and...
A Vision for What’s Ahead
I love my job! As Valentine’s Day arrives and I’m surging into my third month guided by my talented and loving Guide Dog Swirl, it’s time to share...
This Winter, Get a Grip!
Hi, I’m Beth Daisy and I’m an Occupational Therapist at Future In Sight. Today I’m going to talk about getting better traction with your footwear...
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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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