March 1, 2022
March Forth with these Pillars of Eye Health Awareness
March is Save Your Vision Month and we advocate fully for the best eye health possible for everyone....
Read More trending_flatFebruary 14, 2022
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 some early reflections, insights, and ironically perhaps to some, my vision for what is ahead....
Read More trending_flatFebruary 7, 2022
Activities for Individuals who are Blind & Visually Impaired Made Possible by FEEDNH.org!
At Future In Sight, we know that creating opportunities to socialize with peers, explore new hobbies, and receive support and training is needed now more than ever. Our monthly activities accomplish this by covering topics catering to the demands and interests of Future In Sight clients and their families....
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This Winter, Get a Grip!
Today I’m going to talk about getting better traction with your footwear when you are out and about this winter...
Read More trending_flatJanuary 11, 2022
Benefits of the White Cane
This is a question I get asked frequently as a Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist. In one sense, it is a fairly simple answer, but in reality, what a white cane is, and how it can change the lives of people who are blind and visually impaired is far more complex....
Read More trending_flatDecember 30, 2021
Resolutions for Better Eye Health in 2022
As we begin 2022, are you looking for a New Year’s resolution that is good for you and that is realistic enough that you can actually follow through?...
Read More trending_flatDecember 7, 2021
Holiday Gift Ideas for Children and Youth who are Visually Impaired
During the holiday season, it takes extra thought and effort for parents of children and youth who are visually impaired to come up with gift ideas....
Read More trending_flatDecember 7, 2021
Gift Ideas for Youth with Vision Loss
The list below truly isn’t that different from what all kids want. Find what they are interested in and tap into those gift ideas. Throw in a couple of new things to try and discover new interests as well....
Read More trending_flatNovember 30, 2021
How Technology Can Assist Someone with Vision Loss
This picture shows the BARD Mobile App for the NLS Talking Books Program on the left and the Libby library app on the right. Close inspection would show that there is a slight light-blue colored “veil” to the screens and that the play buttons on both apps are the only part of the screen not “veiled.”...
Read More trending_flatNovember 22, 2021
Future In Sight Appoints Randy Pierce as New President and Chief Executive Officer
The Future In Sight Board of Directors announced at its Annual Meeting that Randy Pierce has been appointed as the next President and Chief Executive Officer. Randy is an experienced nonprofit leader who lives the mission of inspiring all individuals to achieve their peak potential, especially those who experience vision loss and blindness....
Read More trending_flatNovember 22, 2021
Future In Sight Appoints Randy Pierce as New President and Chief Executive Officer
The Future In Sight Board of Directors announced at its Annual Meeting that Randy Pierce has been appointed as the next President and Chief Executive Officer....
Read More trending_flatNovember 16, 2021
Gratitude Journaling for National Gratitude Month
It probably won’t come as a surprise that the month which contains Thanksgiving is also known as National Gratitude Month. ...
Read More trending_flatNovember 1, 2021
Unleash Your Generosity this GivingTuesday!
Future In Sight invites you to participate in this year’s GivingTuesday, a global day of generosity taking place on November 30, 2021. Recent data shows that people are highly motivated to give in 2021, and supporting those in your community is a great way to make an impact!...
Read More trending_flatOctober 29, 2021
Helicopters, Night Vision Goggles, and Occupational Therapy
My field of view was limited to 40 degrees with no peripheral vision. I experienced extreme sensitivity to white light and had to keep my surroundings pretty dim and be very mindful of glare. Any bright light and I might not see anything for a few moments until my eyes adjusted. I had impaired depth perception, so my head was constantly on a swivel to avoid crashing into things....
Read More trending_flatOctober 28, 2021
Why is an Annual Eye Report Important Documentation for Schools?
The Federal Act to Promote the Education of the Blind was enacted by Congress in 1879. This act is a means for providing adapted educational materials to eligible students meeting the blindness. An annual registration of eligible students determines a per capita amount of money designated for the purchase of educational materials. These materials are produced by the American Printing House for the Blind (APH)....
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