Care in Motion…
9 active health campaigns
Children can't learn effectively in darkness or when suffering from chronic infections. By electrifying schools, improving nutrition, and providing treatment for common illnesses, we create safe environments for learning and development. In this way, education acts as a shield against poverty and social exclusion.
Fair Future Foundation values individual narratives. Check out our Highlighted section featuring genuine accounts, passionate volunteers, and urgent issues. Get an insight into Fair Future’s core purpose and join us to make a positive impact!
The Urgent Needs category of Fair Future Foundation highlights the critical and immediate needs of families in ultra-rural Indonesia. These stories shed light on the pressing demands for medical care, clean water, nutrition, and essential resources in areas facing severe challenges. By sharing these urgent issues, we call on partners and supporters to join us in providing the practical solutions and life-saving support needed to build healthier, stronger communities.
Fair Future Foundation’s Water Connections initiative in Lapinu ensures sustainable access to clean water and sanitation. By implementing solar-powered pumps, reservoirs, and modern toilets, this project will significantly enhance the health, dignity, and future prospects of this remote village. Join us in making a lasting impact together.
For over two years, the Fair Future Foundation has provided vital medical assistance to thousands in remote areas, especially children and vulnerable individuals. As we enter our third year, we aim to enhance our efforts by providing education, improving logistics, and increasing medical equipment availability. Your cooperation is vital to continue saving lives in disadvantaged regions.
The Truck of Life, essential for reaching rural areas, has undergone major upgrades, including new solar panels, a 75-liter vaccine storage unit, and a redesigned layout, turning it into a mobile clinic. These improvements enhance its ability to provide vital healthcare services, addressing the challenges of accessing medical care in remote areas and managing important resources like the cold chain.
In the heart of East Sumba, the village of Wairara, Mahu, faces a dire water crisis. Poverty, malnutrition, and malaria have already taken a toll, and the breakdown of the Lorenz© solar pumping system has left the community in uncertainty. We’re on a mission to restore clean water access and safeguard their health. Join us as we navigate challenging terrain and work tirelessly to ensure that no one is deprived of this fundamental necessity.
The rainy season is weeks away and malaria cases in Eastern Sumba are about to rise sharply. Fair Future’s ZeroMalaria program urgently needs your donation for crucial medical supplies like diagnostic kits and antimalarial medications. Your support directly equips our medical teams and saves lives. Act now.
In the remote corners of Eastern Indonesia, darkness falls rapidly, hindering essential activities like education and healthcare. Discover how Fair Future Foundation is addressing this challenge by introducing solar lamps to illuminate homes. These small solar systems not only extend the hours of light but also serve as a crucial lifeline to charge mobile phones for emergency healthcare access and educational enrichment. Join us in this transformative journey from darkness to hope, as we empower isolated communities to take control of their future.
Join us in an urgent initiative that tackles the deadly malaria epidemic head-on in Eastern Indonesia. Learn how Olympus Trinocular Microscopes serve as a linchpin in diagnosing this disease accurately and why they’re indispensable. Your financial contribution can purchase these crucial devices, directly impacting the reduction of mortality rates and ensuring more effective treatments. Now is the time to act; lives are in the balance
Fair Future Foundation, in collaboration with Kawan Baik and Sumba Volunteer, is taking bold steps to eradicate malaria in one of the world’s most affected regions—East Sumba, Indonesia. This comprehensive program aims to serve tens of thousands of people, focusing on early diagnosis and effective treatment. With more than 10 tons of medical equipment and a dedicated team, we are committed to this cause as a moral obligation. Read on to discover the intricate details of this life-changing initiative.
Fair Future Foundation faces a critical situation that threatens the continuation of our lifesaving programs in Indonesia. With only 4000 francs left, we urgently require your support to sustain our medical and social initiatives. Your donation will help us purchase essential medical equipment, provide clean water and nutritious food, and fight diseases like Malaria and Tuberculosis. This is a dire call to humanity—every donation counts. Help us ensure a brighter tomorrow for those who need it most
Malaria has a significant impact on Eastern Indonesia, specifically Sumba Timur, due to its remote and inaccessible locations, insufficient healthcare infrastructure, and limited preventative measures. Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax malaria are both prevalent in these areas, with malaria transmission occurring year-round. We have partnered with various donors and organizations to take swift and efficient action to address this critical health issue.
The Water Connections project, Laindatang Site, is our current top priority. Laindatang is a village without water. Everyone is sick and does not have enough to eat and drink. Children are underweight, and so are adults. We must act for these hundreds of people and give them access to clean water. Here, malaria, dengue fever and infectious diarrhoea linked to contaminated water problems are taking their toll. After completing the feasibility studies, we are ready to implement this project this month. Indeed, we are there now and wish to start this necessary project for the hundreds of people suffering from the lack of water in the region.
To make it simple and short, we urgently need a lot of medicines (see the list attached in the post) and sanitary equipment such as antiseptics, dressings and other small miscellaneous equipment. Indeed, friends, all our stocks are almost finished because we have prescribed or used everything, which is a good thing. On the other hand and from tomorrow, we can no longer treat patients except for simple problems that do not require medical treatment.
