Fair Future delivers CHF 12000 in urgent medical equipment to East Sumba’s only hospital, where staff face shortages so severe patients die from treatable conditions. The supplies will help restore life-saving care.
After years of walking to find dirty water, villages like Laindatang, Hambarita or Mbinudita can now access clean water from community reservoirs they built themselves. Clean water reduces diarrhea, skin infections, and fear. This is a true reflection of dignity in daily life.
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We strive to uphold transparency, communicate clearly, explain thoroughly, assist effectively, and calculate accurately. Your support propels our success. Effective communication is vital in all interactions, irrespective of the person you are communicating with.
The Our Communication category of Fair Future Foundation shares how we connect with partners, donors, and communities in ultra-rural Indonesia. These articles highlight our newsletters, reports, and outreach efforts that build trust, transparency, and collaboration. By keeping everyone informed and involved, we strengthen our mission to improve healthcare, education, and clean water access, making every voice and every story part of the solution.
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Swiss Expertise in Humanitarian Work
Fair Future Foundation applies Swiss expertise with heart, precision, and durability to deliver lasting solutions in ultra-rural Indonesia. Sixteen years of action with no salaries, only local empowerment.
2024 Activity Report of Fair Future Foundation
Fair Future’s 2024 Activity Report is a testimony of action in forgotten regions. From clean water and toilets to rural healthcare and malaria prevention, every project serves one goal: save and uplift lives.
SolarBuddy lamps arrive in Rumah Kambera
The 2,224 SolarBuddy lamps have arrived at our base in Rumakambera after six months of challenges. These lamps will transform lives, offering safe lighting, improving education, and aiding medical care in villages without electricity.
Why We Act for Dignity and Health
Why do we act? Because no one should suffer in silence, walk all night for dirty water, or die of malaria in their mother’s arms. Fair Future was born from heartbreak — and built on action.
Our Swiss Foundation Board Members
Meet the Swiss volunteers of Fair Future’s Foundation Board. From Switzerland to the heart of Indonesia, they ensure our legal, ethical, and operational integrity while supporting lifesaving work on the ground.
Guides and Books for Health and Education
Fair Future creates impactful guides and books for health workers, children, and ultra-rural communities. From medical manuals to clean water and hygiene education, explore and download these powerful tools for change.
Solar lamp delay impacts remote schools
A shipping delay has pushed back the arrival of 2,224 SolarBuddy lamps in East Sumba by around 15 days. This setback disrupts our plans—but it won’t stop us. We adapt, reschedule, and continue to fight for those without light, electricity, or access to healthcare. We will be ready by June 10th.
Fair Future Initiates ZEWO Certification Journey
This week marks an important step for Fair Future: we’ve officially begun the process of obtaining ZEWO certification, the Swiss quality label for trusted NGOs and foundations. This journey may take months, but we are fully committed to achieving it—strengthening your trust and our transparency. Thank you for your support!
Funds Transferred for Laindatang Water Reservoir
We’re proud to share that Fair Future has fully funded the construction of a 110,000-liter water reservoir in Laindatang. CHF 12,642.13 (IDR 251,517,375) has been transferred to Indonesia. Construction begins in June 2025 and will benefit the communities of Laindatang and Hambarita. More Clean water is coming!
Truck n’ Load delivers aid across islands
In just three days, with the help of two ferries and over 3 tons of vital supplies, Truck n Load embarked on its inaugural journey from Bali to East Sumba. This trip underscored its essential role in providing aid to isolated communities.
Malaria Crisis in Umalulu: A Structural Emergency
In Umalulu, nearly all children at a six-class primary school have already had malaria. With infection rates over 50% and national health budgets slashed, we’re launching an urgent study to understand and combat this deadly disease. Our goal: real, scalable solutions for one of Indonesia’s most affected regions.






