Fair Future supports first aid and primary medical care for children and families in remote East Sumba villages where professional healthcare is difficult to reach.
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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
A child looks at the water flowing from a pipe
A child in Mbinudita watches clean water flow from a pipe as the Water Connections network begins bringing safer water closer to families.
The construction of this 6700 liter water tank is complete
A 6,700-litre water tank in Mbinudita will supply clean water to around 25 families and support safer hygiene and daily household use.
Everyone is at work here in East Sumba
Local residents work alongside Fair Future and Kawan Baik to build water tanks, sanitation and other Water Connections infrastructure in Mbinudita.
Still building clean and safe water tanks in East Sumba…
Fair Future builds ferrocement water tanks in rural East Sumba to store clean water closer to homes and strengthen daily water access.
Healthy Sanitation Construction Program
Fair Future builds toilets and washing facilities in remote East Sumba communities where families previously had no safe sanitation or reliable water.
Kawan Sehat, the book for the Sumba kids
Kawan Sehat is an illustrated health book helping children in rural East Sumba learn practical habits for hygiene, prevention and healthier daily life.
Preparing primary health care kits
Sixty (60) containers filled with medical equipment, essential drugs, and what to treat a wound quickly to prevent it from getting worse are being prepared.
