Living Better with Vision Loss

For 100 years, the mission of the New Hampshire Association for the Blind has been to advance the independence of persons who are blind and visually impaired. Our trained professionals provide a full spectrum of comprehensive and specialized vision rehabilitation services to people of all ages throughout the state. While we can’t bring back a person’s sight, we certainly can help people make the most of their remaining vision so that they can live better with vision loss.

Please take a moment to view our recently produced video featuring New Hampshire residents who, through specialized vision rehabilitative services, truly are living better with vision loss. Their stories reveal how persistence and dedication can lead to greater independence and fulfilling lives.

The video was made possible through the generosity of the Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation.

"How Can I Help You?" Video

2011 Annual Report

Spring 2011 Newsletter

What's Happening at the Association:

• Going Blind – Going Forward screening February 4, 2012 at Taylor Community’s Woodside
• Jimmy Dunn’s Funny Guys, Naughty Girls & Great Sax Coming to the Palace Theatre February 11, 2012
• Going Blind – Going Forward screening February 25, 2012 at Wentworth-Douglas Hospital
• Living Better with Vision Loss – Three clients share their stories
• IRS Commits to Making Tax Forms Accessible – read more
• Going Blind – Going Forward producer/director, Joseph Lovett to visit the Palace Theatre on May 12th for a screening of Going Blind-Going Forward
• NH Center for Nonprofits Releases the 2012 “In Brief”; read how NH non-profits impact communities statewide
• Advocacy Committee making a difference