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Future In Sight

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Future In Sight

Furthering the independence of children, adults & elderly who are blind and visually impaired in New Hampshire through education, training & support.

Future In Sight - formerly known as New Hampshire Association for the Blind - was founded in 1912 with the mission to advance the independence of persons who are blind and visually impaired. Over the last 107 years, the organization has grown to offer a complete range of specialized professional education and vision rehabilitation services that help babies, children, adults, and elders who have li

ttle to no vision to obtain access to a full range of services. Future In Sight is the only private, non-profit provider of statewide, comprehensive direct vision rehabilitation and educational services throughout the state of New Hampshire for persons of all ages who are blind or visually impaired. For more information about Future In Sight's programs and services, please call (603) 224-4039 or visit www.futureinsight.org

06/01/2026

Join us in celebrating Future In Sight staff members celebrating the Workiversaries this month: Rhonda Haller, Michelle Caton and Erika Teal!

All three are members of our Youth Services Team. Rhonda and Erika are Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments (TSVIs), who teach students in their schools how to use assistive technology and other vital skills. Michelle is a Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist who works with students on navigating their physical environment.

To learn more about Future In Sight's services for youth, visit the link in the comments.

PD: The first slide says: Happy Workiversary to our staff members celebrating June work anniversaries! The second slide has photos of Rhonda, Michelle and Erika surrounded by confetti.

05/31/2026

Here are our FREE activities for the week, presented by Assistive Technology & Activities Specialist Stephanie Hurd. Activities are open to anyone who is blind and visually impaired.

Stephanie invites you to join a crafting and meditation activity, a tech workshop, a virtual trip to Quebec, a panel with individuals with visual impairments across different industries, and a fitness class.

See the full calendar and register by visiting the link in the comments.

ABLE NH, AMDF - American Macular Degeneration Foundation, Community Support Network Inc., New Hampshire Family Voices, NH Parents of Blind Children, Tilton Senior Center

05/30/2026

If you are a parent of a child with vision loss, you are not alone. You can connect with other parents, advocate for your child, and reach out to educational services (like those Future In Sight provides) to find a sense of community.

Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist Rhonda Haller works with students with visual impairments to teach them how to navigate their physical environment. Read her insights on parenting a child with vision loss by visiting the link in the comments.

PD: The first slide shows an illustration of a mother kneeling and speaking to her child. Text states across the next slide, Raising a child with differences can feel isolating. However, there are many avenues for finding a sense of security and community: advocating for your child, utilizing education services, connecting with other parents, and working with a TVI or COMS. The final slide pictures Rhonda Haller with the title of her post.

05/29/2026

From all of us here at Future In Sight, thank you to DCU for Kids for granting us $5,000 in support of our Youth Services Program.

You can join them in furthering our mission by donating or giving in other ways. Visit the link in the comments for more information.

PD: Text states: Your support is eye-opening. Thank you DCU For Kids. The text is surrounded by the colorful dots of Future In Sight’s logo.

05/28/2026

Congratulations to the 2025 Access Award Winner, New Hampshire State Representative Mark Paige!

Every year, Future In Sight selects an individual or organization that shows exceptional and innovative efforts in eliminating barriers to those who are visually impaired. As a State Representative, Mark championed legislation that makes voting more accessible to individuals with disabilities. He was recognized and received his award at the Walk For Sight.

Future In Sight also honors individuals through the Jo Adcock Award. This award is given to someone who shows outstanding service in the blindness field.

Do you know someone who should be walking up the State House steps at next year's Walk For Sight? We are now accepting nominations for both the Access and Jo Adcock Awards through the link in the comments.

PD: Representative Mark Paige shaking hands with Future In Sight Board Chair Dorothy Hitchmoth on the NH State House steps. The second slide shows a portrait photo of Representative Paige.

05/27/2026

We’re recognizing the individuals we serve who supported us and advocated for themselves at the Walk For Sight.

Jules N. has been with Future In Sight for over two decades, which combined with his own ingenuity has allowed him to live independently. A group of individuals who attended a Silver Retreat last year formed such a bond during the week-long program, they reconnected and joined us a team. Denise D., a long-time advocate for the blind and visually impaired community and Future In Sight, walked with her team the Opto-mists and was the Grand Marshal at last year's Walk For Sight. This year, the torch passed to 11-year-old Jayden A., who has worked with one of our Teachers of Students with Visual Impairments (TSVIs) for the past several years and made an inspiring speech surrounded by his family as the team Jayden's Troopers.

Using the tools and training they received from Future In Sight, these individuals were able to expertly navigate a very busy Downtown Concord while bringing awareness to the blind and visually impaired community. To learn more about the services Future In Sight provides, visit the link in the comments.

PD: Jules and a friend holding up a Walk For Sight photo frame. Then, the 2025 Silver Retreat Walkers walking through Downtown Concord and holding up their team sign. The next slide shows Denise and her team holding up the photo frame. Finally, Jayden and his family stand on the State House steps as Jayden makes his speech.

05/26/2026

Subscribe today to Future In Sight’s e-newsletter, The Monthly Magnifier, to receive helpful updates on the organization and read Mr. Magnifier’s column, Magnify-cent Facts! In the next issue, he talks about Mobility Awareness Month.

To sign up, visit the link in the comments.

PD: A cartoon magnifier with a top hat saying: Did you know that May is Mobility Awareness Month? Find out more by subscribing to The Monthly Magnifier!

05/24/2026

Here are our FREE activities for the week, presented by Assistive Technology & Activities Specialist Stephanie Hurd. Activities are open to anyone who is blind and visually impaired.

Stephanie invites you to work on yourself with a session on personal care, a meditation activity centered around Japanese wisdom, a tech workshop on a digital art app, and an improv theater activity.

See the full calendar and register by visiting the link in the comments.

ABLE NH, AMDF - American Macular Degeneration Foundation, Community Support Network Inc., New Hampshire Family Voices, Tilton Senior Center

05/23/2026

Welcoming an individual with vision loss into your home can seem intimidating, but with a few simple adjustments you can create a safe and accommodating environment.

In addition to securing rugs, improving lighting, and clearly marking steps and stairways, Occupational Therapist (OT) Christelle Ambrose goes into detail about the updates you can make by visiting the link in the comments.

PD: The first slide shows a woman helping a man read a bottle with the text: Home updates to welcome an individual with vision loss. The second says, secure or remove throw rugs with a photo of a rug being rolled up. On the third slide, a senior woman reads a book by lamplight and text states: Improve lighting throughout. The next slide shows caution tape on the edge of a stair with text saying, Clearly mark steps and stairways. The final slide says: read our blog post to learn more.

05/22/2026

From all of us here at Future In Sight, thank you to the Mary Gale Foundation for granting us $25,000 in support of low-income women 65 and older in the Greater Manchester area.

You can join them in furthering our mission by donating or giving in other ways. Visit futureinsight.org/waystogive for more information.

PD: Text states: Your support is eye-opening. Thank you Mary Gale Foundation. The text is surrounded by the colorful dots of Future In Sight’s logo.

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25 Walker Street
Concord, NH
03301

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

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+16032244039

Website

http://www.futureinsight.org/

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