IDR 48.85 million for community care

IDR 48.85 million to keep community care going

Primary medical care scene with a child held by a woman as a hand approaches the child’s mouth.

A child receives medicine during field care, illustrating the daily work this dedicated contribution supports.

Today, Fair Future Foundation transferred IDR 48,851,593 to Kawan Baik Indonesia for Primary Medical Care. This additional funding supports medicines, medical supplies and the daily field work of our teams and Kawan Sehat health agents, helping maintain care where access is difficult.

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