Future In Sight
| Our mission | Future In Sight is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to transforming the lives of those who are blind, visually impaired, and their families through education, training and support. |
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| Needs |
Office SupportClerical helpers assist in various ways in our Concord Office. Many help with mailings, data entry, making phone calls, covering the front desk and other administrative duties.Special Events and Community EducationSome volunteers provide help with our special events such as fundraisers and programs for clients. Duties vary according to the needs of each event and the abilities of each volunteer. Some volunteers also give presentations about vision loss and the Agency's work at community events or health fairs.In Home/Community VisitorVolunteer visitors are matched with a specific client and provide companionship and assistance with reading, completing paperwork, going on walks, shopping, or other tasks as needed. Many volunteers are both drivers and visitors. All volunteers who will directly assist clients are provided the necessary training needed to assist those with vision loss.TransportationDrivers assist with transporting individuals to and from appointments or stores; program drivers provide rides for a number of blind or visually impaired persons to and from Future In Sight programs.Volunteer AmbassadorsFuture In Sight is currently seeking volunteers to participate as a member of one of its 3 Regional Advisory Committees. These three Advisory Committees meet once a month to raise our profile and help expand services to a growing market, despite limited resources. Through these committees, the members act as ambassadors for the organization by helping to identify and plan fundraising events, reaching out, spreading awareness and presenting information about blindness and low vision to members of the community at large so they will develop a better understanding of the mission of Future In Sight. |
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| How you help |
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| About us | Future In Sight is the only private nonprofit organization to provide a comprehensive range of statewide services to New Hampshire residents of all ages who are blind and visually impaired. We provide a range of services in education, rehabilitation, and social services to infants and toddlers, children (3-21,) adults, and seniors. We also partner with medical and eye professionals, healthcare facilities, social service organizations, and state agencies, including the Department of Education and Department of Rehabilitation Services. |
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