Annual Activity Reports from the Field

In 2024, we celebrated our 15th anniversary. We treated nearly 10,000 patients through the Primary Medical Care program, advanced the Kawan Against Malaria campaign, and launched new community education and empowerment initiatives. We also planned major infrastructure projects to be built in 2025. Over 93% of funds were directly invested in the field, upholding our values of transparency, efficiency, and dignity.

Download it here in English – In French Here – Appendix | Accounting report 2024

In 2023, Fair Future expanded clean water access in Mbinudita and Laindatang, trained rural health agents through  Primary Medical Care, and launched the Zero Malaria program (Kawan Against Malaria since April 2024) to fight malaria in East Sumba. We also strengthened partnerships with Rotary International and received the Paul Harris Fellow Award. Over 85% of all funds went directly to our field programs.

Appendix | Accounting report 2023

In 2022, Fair Future expanded key programs in rural East Indonesia. We brought clean water to Mbinudita and Laindatang through Water Connections, delivered healthcare to 60 villages with Primary Medical Care, and launched the Truck Of Life to reach the most remote areas. These projects and vital actions at our base camp helped save lives and improved daily living conditions for thousands of people.

Appendix | Accounting report 2022

In 2021, Fair Future carried out thousands of Covid-19 tests, treatments, and vaccinations for vulnerable groups. We expanded our base at Rumah Kambera, launched the Truck Of Life, and advanced the  Water Connections program. That year also marked a leadership transition: Michèle Rey became Vice-President of the Swiss Foundation.

Appendix | Accounting report 2021

In 2020, amid the global pandemic, Fair Future rebuilt the Mbinudita school in just five months, restoring education for over 100 children. We also launched our base camp, Rumah Kambera, and provided emergency aid—medical care, food, and essentials—to the most vulnerable communities. Over 90% of funds were directly allocated to programs supporting health, education, and resilience in rural Indonesia.

Appendix | Accounting report 2020

In 2019, Fair Future expanded into Eastern Indonesia, where access to healthcare, education, water, and electricity remains critical. We co-founded Kawan Baik Indonesia, treated over 12,000 patients, launched the Sumba Photo Stories project, and created a new base camp to coordinate field missions. 89% of funds were directly allocated to programs serving the most remote communities.

Appendix | Accounting report 2019

In 2018, Fair Future completed the Anjingan Medical Center with support from the Banque Cantonale Vaudoise. Over 35,000 people received free care through clinics and community outreach. Thanks to the Fair Warung Balé and our teams, we provided medical treatments, food aid, and vital support to those with no access to healthcare across Bali.

Appendix | Accounting report 2018

In 2017, Fair Future supported over 32,700 people and responded to the eruption of Mount Agung by delivering emergency medical care, food, water, and psychological aid to thousands of displaced families. We continued building the Anjingan Medical Center, treated thousands through clinics and community days, and distributed 5.7 tons of food to people in extreme need.

Appendix | Accounting report 2017

In 2016, Fair Future provided free medical care to over 30,450 people. Through our clinics and mobile services, we treated patients suffering from malnutrition, infections, and chronic illness. We also conducted 5,000 eye exams, gave 2,000 glasses, distributed food to 500 people, and continued building our medical center in Klungkung to reach those without healthcare access.

Appendix | Accounting report 2016

In 2015, Fair Future cared for over 29,850 people through medical care, food aid, and mobile health services. Facing severe gaps in Indonesia’s healthcare system, we began building our own medical center for 65,000 people with no access to proper treatment. We also launched emergency food distributions and treated hundreds of patients each week in ultra-rural areas.

Appendix | Accounting report 2015

In 2014, Fair Future provided free medical care to over 22,150 people. Through mobile clinics and the Ubud center, we treated patients suffering from malnutrition, poor sanitation, and lack of access to medical knowledge. We also offered eye exams, food aid, and hygiene education. 90% of all funds were directly allocated to our medical programs.

Appendix | Accounting report 2014

In 2013, Fair Future provided free medical care to over 18,650 people through community health days and our Ubud clinic. We treated illnesses linked to malnutrition, poor hygiene, and lack of access to care. Our medical team also delivered home care to those unable to travel. 89% of funds were directly allocated to our field programs.

Appendix | Accounting report 2013

In 2012, Fair Future created its first medical clinic and launched the Fair Warung Balé, a social restaurant funding 70% of our medical programs. This unique model helped care for 3,000 to 4,000 patients with free consultations, treatments, and health education. Over 6 tons of food and 3 tons of medicine were distributed, with 93% of all funds directly supporting our programs.

Appendix | Accounting report 2012