Fair Future and Kawan Baik as part of its socio-medical activity in eastern Indonesia, take care of individuals, families, and communities. With a population of 268 million, Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world. Faced with the pandemic, the country seems overwhelmed and deprived of means, materials, logistical and organizational strategy, leaving tens of millions of people behind.
The impact of COVID on mental health ... and how we can help each other When we are feeling down, talking about it can help. Contact someone close to you Those were the words of the WHO Regional Director for Europe, Dr Hans Kluge, at a recent summit in Athens about...
The principal causes of ill-health and mortality among children in developing countries are outlined and the prospects for improvement through the provision of education, health services, adequate nutrition, clean drinking water, sanitation, and other basic, but vital...
Management of the pharmacy, of water supply, Covid-19 program, infrastructures, and day-to-day organisations. Facing the crisis linked to the pandemic, the lack of water and vital resources, managing the organisational structure in order to optimise the social and...
No!!! Vaccination is still not accessible to everyone! In this sense, in order to help our friends, Fair Future is happy to also be able to participate in the collective effort of vaccination for all, within the framework of its center in Denpasar. 500 vaccines will...
Join forces to fight the ravages of the pandemic in the territories of eastern Indonesia After having sent the 2nd team on-site last week, Fair Future will leave on August 31, 2021, in reinforcement to join the Base Camp of Rumah Kambera in Sumba East. A 3rd team made...
We must also think of those who are near us! As part of our fight against the ravages of the pandemic in eastern Indonesia - where the situation is much more serious than in Bali -, Fair Future also wanted to help those on the ground here in Denpasar. These volunteers...
Covid-19 fight | On August 25, 2021, another team will reinforce the staff already on-site, A truck has already left for east Indonesia, filled with medicines, antigen tests, masks, disinfectants & other first-aid equipment to help this population of nearly...
Indonesian Borders are closed for tourism. However, visitors with Single-Entry Business Visas 211, can currently enter. Indonesian citizens from abroad, Holders of Diplomatic Visa, Duty Visa for Ministerial Level, KITAS, and KITAP are also allowed to enter Indonesia....