Kawan Sehat health workers learn blood-pressure measurement as part of preventive care and community health monitoring in rural East Sumba.
Check Blood Pressure as part of the PMC program
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Picture of the day
See our work in social, medical, and humanitarian initiatives through a photo. Watch how we help those in need and improve the rural communities and villages of East Indonesia.
Archive scope
The Picture of the Day category shares one daily image from ultra-rural Indonesia, captured during real field work.
Each photo documents medical care, disease prevention, clean water access, and community life as it is, with no staging. This is visual evidence of constraints, decisions, and measurable impact where healthcare access is limited.
Latest field updates
PMC – Teachers receive their training certificate
In Kabanda village, East Sumba, three teachers, participants in the Primary Health Care Program, receive a vocational training certificate for the 1st time.
What does a kitchen look like without food or water
A household kitchen in Laindatang shows the daily reality of food insecurity and limited water access in rural East Sumba.
What do the sanitary facilities we build look like?
Fair Future builds clean-water and sanitation facilities with rural communities where families previously had no safe toilets or reliable water access.
Inventing toys when you don’t have any
Children in rural Sumba often invent games and toys from natural or discarded materials, using imagination where manufactured toys are scarce.
Primary medical care dedicated to children
Children in remote East Sumba learn simple daily habits that can reduce illness and injury where access to professional healthcare is limited.
Malnutrition is taking its toll here where we are
Food insecurity, poverty and limited water access combine to worsen nutrition risks for children in remote East Sumba communities.
We have a toilet for the first time in our life!
A family in Mbinudita gains access to toilets, washing facilities and clean water at home through the Water Connections program.
When only dirty water remains to try to survive
Children in remote villages may still rely on very limited, visibly contaminated water when safer sources are unavailable.
Kids here have to fetch water from the age of five!
In remote East Sumba villages, young children often walk long distances carrying water for their families.
East Sumba, a village without clean water!
Families in Laindatang face severe water scarcity, making safe drinking water and sanitation a central priority for the Water Connections project.
Learn how to provide Primary Medical Care
Teachers and community health workers learn practical first aid and primary medical care for villages where professional healthcare is hard to reach.
