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Our medical and social base is situated in East Sumba. It serves as a central coordination point for all of our socio-medical initiatives, including Water Connections, Primary Medical Care, Zero Malaria, Children’s Health, Nutrition and Food programs, and other related activities.
The Rumah Kambera category documents the role of this operational medical hub in supporting primary healthcare delivery and field operations in ultra-rural Indonesia. Rumah Kambera functions as a coordination center for medical logistics, emergency response, training, and storage of essential supplies. It enables rapid deployment of care, supervision of community health agents, and continuity of services, in line with WHO operational standards for decentralized healthcare systems.
Rumah Kambera 2.0 drilling marks the first physical step toward Fair Future Foundation’s new socio-medical base in East Sumba. After two days of work, fresh water was found, making future construction, field life, and patient care possible on the site.
The Sumba HQ Concept 2026 marks a decisive step forward. Rumah Kambera can no longer sustain our medical and social operations. Too small, structurally exhausted, and limiting our impact. With land secured in Kawangu, this new socio medical base is designed to strengthen healthcare access and long term field presence in East Sumba.
In the heart of East Sumba stands Rumah Kambera—our field base, warehouse, patient center, coordination hub, and training ground. From here, we launch missions that bring health, water, food, and dignity to isolated villages. This is where every solution begins.
We’re expanding our warehouse at Rumah Kambera! Initially, it will store medical supplies and 2,200 SolarBuddy lamps from Rotary and SolarBuddy. In 2025, it will also host a small laboratory project. Click here to view the plans and see how this new facility will support our mission. Thank you!
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.
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.
Provides a permanent medico social base in rural Indonesia, enabling healthcare delivery, medical logistics, training and emergency response in remote East Sumba villages where no public infrastructure exists. Rumah Kambera anchors long term humanitarian and medical field operations.
Notice of departure of the members of our field teams, for the following programs: The program water connections, clean & safe water in rural areas – Collection of data related to the living conditions of families in rural areas – Provide basic emergency care to all children, with a first aid kit for each school/village – Basic health and medical care in very remote areas – Improvement of logistical means in the event of emergencies and disasters – Start-up of the Program linked to our new deep well drilling rig. Fair Future Foundation and all the collaborators who make it live offer medical, social, educational, logistical, and infrastructural assistance to people affected by shortages, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from health care. With Kawan Baik Indonesia, we operate in the most rural and ultra-peripheral areas of Indonesia. Fair Future in the field, these are teams made up of health professionals – all local -, logistics and administrative staff, also recruited locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of impartiality, independence, and neutrality. We do not employ foreigners, we empower local resources and it is we who implement actions on the ground, without intermediaries. This is what makes Fair Future and Kawan Baik unique
