Youth Services
Children of all ages
For parents of a child with vision loss, there are many changing needs throughout a child’s young life. From getting help detecting or diagnosing a vision problem, to finding assistive technology or social activities that contribute to their child’s health and independence.
Our experienced staff is equipped to help you understand your options and get you connected to the best resources for your situation. Contact us today.
Education Services
For a wealth of resources about educational tools, programs and services for all age groups, please visit our Education page.
Infants and Toddlers
Our education services team includes experienced Early Supports and Services (ESS) providers for infants and toddlers. We specialize in helping young children who are blind or visually impaired to develop the sensory and compensatory skills they need for a successful start. We work with families and regional ESS programs to provide developmental assessment, Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP) development, and direct and consultative services.
We also assist families with the following:
- Attendance at eye doctor appointments
- Assistance in interpreting eye exam results
- Resource information for children’s services
- Groups and education for parents and families
- Counseling services for parents and families
Connecting with us is easy! Simply call 1-800-464-3075, or email services@futureinsight.org
Youth Activities
Our Youth Adventures and Activities program organizes many fun and social events throughout the year. Stay informed by signing up for our newsletter and blog emails.
Check our events section to see what’s coming up soon!
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Workshops
Technology, skill building & professional training
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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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