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Celebrating 95 Years of Service
New Hampshire Association for the Blind
To advance the independence of persons who are blind or visually impaired
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Get Involved
You can get involved with the New Hampshire Association for the Blind by:
- Making a Donation; and,
- Giving your Time as a Volunteer.
Volunteer Opportunities
Your skills and experience can make a difference. Volunteer opportunities are available statewide, within the volunteer's own community and at the McGreal Sight Center.
Read a compelling story from one of our volunteers.
In-Home Community Visitor
Volunteers are matched one-to-one with a client to provide in-home practical support.
Volunteer Driver
Community Driver
Provide transportation and assistance to clients within their own community.
Program Support Driver
Provide transportation to the McGreal Sight Center and other locations for clients attending NHAB programs.
Educational Program Assistant
Welcome and assist clients attending educational programs at the McGreal Sight Center.
Technology Volunteer
Provide assistance to clients and staff in the Technology Center. Training provided in Adaptive Technology.
Clerical Assistant
Provide administrative assistance to staff, research community resources, conduct Internet searches, etc.
Recording Studio Volunteer
Record a variety of materials in the state-of-the-art studio at the McGreal Sight Center; provide technical assistance preparing materials in various formats. Training is provided.
Public Education Assistant
Assist staff at health fairs, conferences and workshops held statewide.
Special Events Volunteer
Provide assistance with special events such as the Annual Blind Awareness Walk.
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Interested in Volunteering?
Contact our Volunteer Administrator,
Lynne Saltonstall, by e-mail at lsaltonstall@sightcenter.org or by telephone at 1-800-464-3075 or 603-224-4039.
Make a Donation
This past year, the New Hampshire Association for the Blind made a difference in the lives of over 1500 people who are blind or visually impaired.
As our population ages, the number of people needing our services is dramatically increasing.
Your financial support will help ensure the continuation of our important services and help hundreds of individuals maintain their independence.
What do I do if we come to a doorway?
You should tell the person when they are approaching a door and in which direction the door opens. For example, say, "The door opens to the left and towards us". In this case, the person would then free their left hand in order to hold the door and to close it.
