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NH Magazine's Sarah Calahan recently interviewed David Morgan, President & CEO of Future In Sight to talk about our recent name change and the impact our programs and services have on individuals living with sight loss. We are featured in this month's online edition as their "Good Cause of the Month."
From grief to positivity - Cherie Senz of Derry, NH has lived with vision problems since she was a baby. She was diagnosed with retinopathy of prematurity after being placed in an incubator due to her premature birth.
Read Full Story > How Vision Loss Changed One Woman's Outlook
CONCORD, NH (March 20, 2017) – Future In Sight, formerly known as the New Hampshire Association for the Blind, will be hosting Opening Space for the Future of Sight on April 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Capitol Center for the Arts in Concord, New Hampshire.
This learning exchange aims to generate dynamic new conversations and action around the future of blindness and sight loss across disciplines, demographics, and industry segments including education, training, and rehabilitation services for babies, children, adults and seniors
Read Full Story > Concord Nonprofit to Host Collaborative Gathering on the Future of Sight
In 2008, David Hagen, 64, of Hampton, began experiencing smoky vision. He made an appointment with his doctor, who concluded it might be a symptom of dry eyes, but suggested that he see a specialist to ensure it was nothing major. A year later, he visited an optometrist thinking he needed glasses. During that appointment, the diagnosis was devastating: he had advanced glaucoma which had caused optic nerve damage.
Read Full Story > A Sense of Belonging During a Challenging Time
CONCORD, NH (March 1, 2017) – Today, New Hampshire Association for the Blind announced it will be transitioning to a new name – Future In Sight. The Concord-based nonprofit organization works with those who are blind and visually impaired, helping them develop the skills to live independent, fulfilling lives at home, at work, at school, and in the community.
“We are elated to share this news,” said David Morgan, Future In Sight’s President and CEO. “We believe our new name, Future In Sight, better represents how our organization has grown and adapted to changing needs and demographics. In addition to serving those in New Hampshire, we now provide services in bordering states, and 93 percent of our clients are visually impaired - not blind - so we believe that our new name more accurately reflects the larger community we seek to serve.”
Read Full Story > New Hampshire Association for the Blind changes name to Future In Sight
After 105 years of working to improve the lives of blind and visually impaired people in our state, today is a new day.
The New Hampshire Association for the Blind will now be known as Future In Sight. We are so proud to announce our name change, and we believe that Future In Sight more accurately represents our clientele since 93 percent of our clients are visually impaired - not blind - and our geographic scope extends to states bordering New Hampshire. Our name aims to capture the optimism and hopefulness of new technologies, therapies, and programs that are always on the horizon to enhance the quality of life for our clients.
Read Full Story > Change is in the Air: Welcome to Future In Sight