Concord, NH (September 20, 2021) Christopher T. Sununu, Governor of the State of New...
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Are You Voting in Local Elections this November?
As people who are blind and vision-impaired, will you be guaranteed a secure, private, and...
Smart Home Technology Can Help!
Think you don’t need a smart home device? Well, you might want to rethink your preconceived notions of what a smart home device can do for you!...
White Cane Dog Guide Safety Awareness Month
The white cane is known as the international symbol of blindness. The dog guide is thought of as a living sensory mobility aid. Both, are much more....
October is Children’s Vision Month
October is Children’s Vision Month, designed to encourage parents to book annual eye exams for their children to ensure their eye health. This is...
Dr. Dorothy Hitchmoth Promotes Professional Development
Dr. Dorothy Hitchmoth organized and lead a presentation for Future In Sight staff and teams on Friday, August 27th. This was a professional...
Check Out the Video “Accessing Genetic Resources for Children with Special Needs”.
Definitely worth taking the time to watch the recently posted video of one of our monthly NH Parent Connect zoom meetings entitled “Accessing...
Accessing Genetic Resources for Children with Special Needs (Video)
Last month, NH Parent Connect hosted an online discussion with guest speaker Ed Kloza, a genetics consultant to the New England Regional Genetics...
Introducing Kaila and Her Crafty Events!
Future In Sight has been busy with offering a wide variety of tech workshops and activities for youth and adults on Zoom. As we continue to expand...
Words With Friends for Low Vision Users – Zoom Controls
When working with clients it is rare that vision loss is their only impairment. Given the ages of our client base, many also have other...
A Video to Celebrate Volunteer Appreciation Week
The adage April showers bring May flowers reminds us that from the dreary days, new growth emerges. April is also set aside to recognize the...
Literacy Tips for Teaching Students who have Cortical Vision Impairment
The latest research news says Brain-related visual problems may affect one in 30 primary school children. Future In Sight strives to raise awareness...
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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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