May 13, 2026
You are Not Alone: Finding community as the parent of a child with vision loss
Raising a child with differences can feel isolating, but there is support available to guide parents. Connecting with others who have similar experiences, state services, or early intervention services can help steer you toward helpful resources and groups. ...
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May 6, 2026
Seven Simple Home Updates to Welcome Someone With a Visual Impairment
Welcoming a friend, family member, or client with a visual impairment into your home is an opportunity to create a space that is safer, more comfortable, and more inclusive for everyone. While some accommodations may evolve over time as you better understand individual needs, there are several practical updates you can make right away to ease the transition and reduce potential hazards....
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April 22, 2026
Accessible Adventure: Lifestyle Activities for Adults with Vision Loss
Future In Sight is partnering with VisionServe Alliance to share how staying active and engaged is essential to maintaining a healthy and balanced life. This is especially true for individuals who live with blindness and low vision. With public awareness and advances in technology, adults living with vision loss can more fully participate in their favorite activities....
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March 30, 2026
Protect your peepers: Why eye protection matters
Spring is here, and so is Sports Eye Safety Month (April). Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist Sandra Walsh is explaining how to protect your eyes from all your warm weather activities and what to do if an eye injury happens....
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March 19, 2026
Celebrating Optometry: How it can help those living with vision loss
In recognition of World Optometry Day (March 23rd), Occupational Therapist Jillian McCalvey is explaining what Optometrists do and how they can help keep your eyes healthy for as long as possible....
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March 19, 2026
Diabetes and Your Vision: Symptoms, Risks and Prevention
Future In Sight is partnering with VisionServe Alliance to explain how diabetes impacts your sight and explore common symptoms, prevention tips, and treatment options to protect your vision from diabetic eye diseases....
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March 11, 2026
TVI (Teacher of Visually Impaired) Services: Why are they important?
Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments (TSVI) Michelle Caton, M.ED, CTVI explains what services are provided by TSVIs and why they are so important for youth living with visual loss, including total blindness....
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March 2, 2026
Tax Season: What’s new and what to do
Tax season has arrived — and while it may not spark excitement, it doesn’t have to create stress either. With a little preparation and the right information, filing your taxes can be straightforward, affordable, and empowering. This year brings updated deductions, free filing options, and accessible tools that make the process more manageable — especially for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. ...
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February 25, 2026
Seven simple adjustments you can make if you are losing your vision
Vision loss, at any age, can potentially be overwhelming. That doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice doing what you love to do or giving up your independence. Occupational Therapist, Meggan Prokocimer, MS, OTR/L, explains seven simple adjustments you can if you are experiencing vision loss. ...
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February 11, 2026
Practical strategies for independent living with low vision
Living with low vision presents unique challenges, but with the right strategies and resources, you can maintain independence and confidence in your daily life. Occupational Therapist Jillian McCalvey, MS OTR/L, CLVT is introducing practical tips, available technology, and the professionals who can help you build essential independent living skills. ...
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February 4, 2026
Accessible media for students who are blind and visually impaired, deaf and deaf-blind
Teacher of Students with Visual Impairments Michelle Caton, M.Ed., CTVI explains why accessible educational media resources are so important for families and teachers of students who are blind and visually impaired, deaf and deaf-blind, and how to access these resources for free. ...
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January 28, 2026
A multidisciplinary approach to supporting low vision clients in the community
Living with low vision can impact nearly every aspect of daily life. Occupational Therapist Hannah Paquette, OTR/L, explains how a multidisciplinary approach helps individuals living with vision loss live more safely, confidently, and independently....
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January 21, 2026
Accessible Kitchen & Meal Preparation: Independent cooking for people with vision loss
Future In Sight is partnering with VisionServe Alliance to sharing valuable information on how to make a tackle meal prep and make a kitchen more accessible if you are someone living with vision loss. ...
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January 14, 2026
Footwear and accessory options so you can get out and move around safely this winter
As winter kicks into high gear, Occupational Therapist Beth Daisy is sharing her go to list of footwear and accessories that are essential for anyone living with vision loss when navigating icy and snowy conditions. From shoes and boots to traction devices, this list is step 1 in moving safely this winter....
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December 31, 2025
Celebrating Braille and its enhancement of the lives of the blind and visually impaired
In celebration of Braille Literacy Month (January) and World Braille Day (January 4th), Teacher of Students with Visual Impairment (TSVI) Erika Teal, M.Ed., CTVI is explaining what Braille is and how it helps individuals who are living with visual impairment and blindness. ...
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