Embark on a remarkable odyssey with us, as we navigate the challenging terrain of East Indonesia to deliver vital medical supplies to Rumah Kambera using the #TruckOfLife. Explore the gripping narrative of our journey, filled with moments of adversity and resilience, and gain insight into the crucial mission we undertake in these remote regions. Together, we stand as a beacon of hope, making a tangible impact in the lives of those who need it most.
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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The Projects & Field Operations category focuses on the practical reality of Fair Future Foundation’s work on the ground: planning, logistics, construction, transport, and daily problem-solving that make healthcare and prevention possible in ultra-rural Indonesia. Here you’ll find detailed updates on our field infrastructure, mission organization, and the tools we rely on, from water systems and equipment deliveries to on-site operations with our teams. These posts show how disciplined operations translate into measurable impact for health, safety, and community resilience.
Truck of Life’s Mission: Indonesia’s Forgotten Regions
Fully stocked with life-saving pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and hope, Fair Future’s Truck of Life is setting off on its next vital journey. This isn’t just a truck; it’s a lifeline on wheels, navigating treacherous roads to reach communities in the most isolated regions of Indonesia. A journey that transcends miles, it reaches into the heart of forgotten corners, delivering not just medicines but also the promise of a healthier tomorrow.
Support #TruckOfLife: Your Kilometer Makes the Difference
In the remote corners of Eastern Indonesia, each kilometer counts. Fair Future’s #TruckOfLife isn’t just a vehicle; it’s a lifeline to communities plagued by diseases like malaria and tuberculosis. With just CHF 0.56 per kilometer, you can be a part of this transformative journey. Your donation brings vital medical care, clean water, and a shot at a healthier future to those who need it most. Join us in making every kilometer a kilometer of hope.
Support Our Humanitarian Trucks
The Truck of Life and Truck N’Load are lifelines for thousands in isolated areas. With your support, these trucks deliver essential healthcare, clean water systems, and educational supplies where no one else can reach.
Volunteers: The Cornerstone of Zero Malaria Initiative in East Sumba
In the fight against malaria in East Sumba, volunteers stand at the front lines, embodying hope, dedication, and community-driven action. Discover how these everyday heroes, contributing to Fair Future Foundation’s #ZeroMalaria initiative, are changing the landscape of public health. Their hands administer life-saving treatments, their voices educate vulnerable communities, and their efforts are the cornerstone of a better, healthier future.
Rumah Kambera: Championing Health, Sustainability, and a Smoke-Free Future
At Rumah Kambera, we are on a mission to prioritize the health and safety of non-smokers, particularly children, by establishing a 100% smoke-free environment. We’re unveiling the dangers of passive smoking and confronting both active and passive smoking, recognizing their severe health threats. Moreover, we’re taking a significant step towards sustainability through exemplary waste management, creating a cleaner and healthier future for all in the Sumba region.
Aimere, the Truck of Life is ready to board for Waingapu
Port d'Aimere, Flores Nusa Tenggara Timur. After more than five days on the road, the Truck of Life, loaded like a real truck, is ready to embark for Waingapu. The last ferry out of five that we have already taken throughout this journey will take us to the foundation's medico-social base camp, Rumah Kambera, in East Sumba. The crossing between Forès and Sumba will take over eight hours in extreme conditions. From tomorrow, we will be working with the poorest families in Indonesia in the framework of the project of primary medical care for children in rural areas and medical care for malaria victims, which is raging here.
Help us load the medical truck
As part of the project for access to primary medical care for children in rural areas of eastern Indonesia, the foundation needs you to balance its budget. We want to be able to load our medical truck as much as possible in order to reduce logistics costs. They will carry more than a ton of medical equipment, medicines, sterile equipment, and first-aid materials.
Rumah Kambera, our Medico-Social Base Camp
Rumah Kambera is the centre of life for all those who work hard in eastern Indonesia. We implement planned programs such as health and medical care for all, the Water Connections programme, access to first aid care for children, and disaster relief planning. Our teams are always ready to receive anyone who would ask for help or support. It is also the centre of thoughts of a whole team that imagines the projects of tomorrow: A borehole here, the construction of infrastructure there. A place where we live, eat, sleep from time to time, and also laugh.
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We need a 2nd truck
Linked among others to the Deep Well Drilling program (Water Connections), we need to acquire a small second-hand truck, to transport our drilling machine to the sites from our base camp in Sumba East. But also all building materials (sand, cement, bricks, scrap metal etc…). At the moment, we cannot do this ourselves and have to resort to renting a truck. It costs too much and handicaps us a great deal. We are appealing to your big heart, friends. Thanks in advance for your help.
Truck of Life goes everywhere almost no one goes
The truck of Life is so important… It allows us to go where almost no one ever goes. To meet people who have unexpected problems. To provide medical care, to take children or even a doctor or dentist to the nearest town. Truck of Life allows us to bring equipment, food, and drinking water where no one goes while ensuring the safety of our volunteers and specialized collaborators. Indeed, hundreds of thousands of people live in the most inaccessible territories who do not have access to the most basic needs to ensure a healthy life: No access to medical care, drinking water, or a light source for children to read or study.













