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The Fair Future Foundation is a beacon of hope in East Indonesia, dedicated to combating social and medical injustice. We strive to ensure everyone has access to healthcare, clean water, education, and a brighter future. Join us in making a difference.

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Update on fundraising for a portable ultrasound system

Our organization has received almost Chf.2000 in donations, but we still need Chf.2500 more to acquire a portable USG ultrasound system. Thank you for being so supportive!

PDF. #PrimaryMedicalCare - Learn about the Round Two Action Plan

Procedure for refilling stocks of medicines and medical equipment for the 60 pharmacies and evaluation of specific cases for kawan sehat agents - November 2023 - January 2024

Urgent Medical Needs for the #ZeroMalaria program

Act now and donate to the ZeroMalaria Program. Your contribution directly provides essential tools like RDTs and antimalarials, which are crucial for saving lives in Eastern Sumba's most vulnerable communities.

Urgent Educational Needs: Light Up Lives with Solar Lamps in Rural Areas

Join Fair Future in empowering Rural Arewas through solar lamps. Improve education and healthcare while offering a reliable source of light and opportunity for progress. Act Now!

Urgent medical needs: Help #ZeroMalaria with two new microscopes

Support Fair Future's fight against malaria in Eastern Indonesia. Provide 2x Trinocular Microscopes to diagnose and treat this life-threatening disease more effectively. Act now.

Urgent Medical Needs: A portable ultrasound machine for rural areas

Support our call for donations to fund crucial portable ultrasound scanners, ensuring safe pregnancies in ultra-rural Indonesia. Your contribution makes a difference! Donate now!

GAL - Frontline Faces: Transforming Healthcare in Ultra-Rural Indonesia

We are not just bridging healthcare gaps; we're obliterating them. In places where the very notion of immediate medical care is a distant dream, we're transforming everyday heroes into trained health agents.

GAL - How Primary Medical Care is Revolutionizing Healthcare in Ultra-Rural Indonesia

Discover how the Fair Future game-changing Primary Medical Care program transforms community heroes into trained health agents, making immediate medical intervention a living reality in the most secluded corners of eastern Indonesia.

PDF. ZeroMalaria Report: Our Fight Against Malaria in East Sumba

Read the ZeroMalaria Report, shedding light on the ongoing struggle against Malaria in East Sumba. Discover how clean water, education, and community empowerment contribute to progress.

PDF. ZeroMalaria Poster#1 - How to recognize the symptoms of the disease

Malaria prevention poster #1: Learn to recognize the symptoms of the disease when you live in an ultra-rural region without access to medical care.

PDF. ZeroMalaria Poster#2 - How to prevent the disesase in ultra rural areas

Malaria prevention poster n°1: Learn to prevent disease and do everything you need to avoid getting sick, especially in rural areas.

Today we want to thank extraordinary people!

Thank you to the Municipality of Soral in Switzerland for supporting our health programs. It's through these acts of kindness that Fair Future can make a difference.

Help Fair Future Secure Vital Resources for Lifesaving Program

Fair Future faces a critical funding shortage, endangering its vital humanitarian efforts. Join us in ensuring the continuation of programs like #ZeroMalaria, #WaterConnections, and #PrimaryMedicalCare.

Combatting Malaria in Sumba: A Crucial Health Battle

Discover Fair Future's fight against malaria in Sumba, providing vital medical treatment and raising awareness about the importance of care. Support our mission today.

#ZeroMalaria Campaign: Fair Future's Life-Saving Mission

Explore Fair Future's relentless battle against malaria in Sumba East. Learn about double-testing methods, data collection, and the urgency of the #ZeroMalaria campaign.

PDF. Training module on how to build a water tank using the “ferro-cement” method

This module is entitled “How to build a ferro-cement reservoir” and is part of our “Kawan Sehat Water Connections” training series for ultra-rural communities.

PDF. Training module for ultra-rural families “Healthy nutrition and vegetable gardens”

This module is called 'Gardens for Family Nutrition', and is part of our 'Kawan Sehat' training series created for families in ultra-rural areas.

PDF. Malaria - The press release issued by kawan Baik Indonesia

The anti-malaria program is solely funded and managed by the Fair Future Foundation through donations in support of Kawan Baik Indonesia.

PDF. Training Module for Communities about Clean Water and Sanitation

This module is titled "Clean Water and Sanitation," part of our "Kawan Sehat" training series created for families in ultra-rural areas.

PDF. #WaterConnections and Malaria prevention in Laindatang

In Laindatang, the focus is on improving water connections and early detection of malaria to provide rural areas with access to clean water and prevent the spread of the disease.

PDF. Sumba Malaria Prevention Program 2023

The malaria control program in East Sumba is a collaborative effort involving various components such as prevention, diagnosis, treatment, capacity building, monitoring, and community engagement.

Healthcare Access

Fair Future is extremely active in access to basic and medical care because this is our main mission. Here, a large number of women and children remain disadvantaged and unable to access essential health services. Far too many children still die from easily preventable problems, especially in their first days/weeks of life, as well as from diarrhea and pneumonia. These are easily prevented and treated, but are the biggest killers of children in the region.