We will construct eight ferrocement tanks in Hambarita to provide clean water to isolated families. Six of these are currently funded, but two remain unfunded. We require CHF 2,300 for each tank. Your support guarantees access to clean water for the most remote communities. Donate now and be part of this life-changing project.
Explore Our Work: Fair Future’s Impact in Images
Each image in our galleries isn’t just a moment frozen in time; it’s a life we’ve touched, a community we’ve uplifted, and a call to action for everyone who sees it. This is the essence of Fair Future: Changing the world, one face, one story at a time.
Visual Journeys Through Fair Future’s Impact
Discover Thematic Galleries Showcasing Years of Dedication to Ultra-Rural Communities Through Powerful Images
The Fair Future Galleries page to see powerful images showcasing our dedicated efforts in ultra-rural communities. Each gallery offers a visual narrative of our journey, whether it’s building clean water systems, providing healthcare, or supporting education.
From snapshots of our team in action to heartwarming moments with the communities we serve, these galleries are a testament to our mission and ongoing efforts to bring positive change to remote areas. Please browse through these curated collections to see for yourself the difference we’re making.
Our Last Images Galleries
Tirza Builds Health in Mbatakapidu
Rambu Anggi Cares for Laindatang
MediRider Brings Health to Remote Sumba
Malaria Spread Studies Training in Sumba
Healthcare and Nutrition Education in Lapinu
Malaria Spread Study Training Days in Umalulu
Kawan Against Malaria Program
How five women deliver lifesaving healthcare to Mbinudita
Rural health agents Ruth and Longa restock medications
Erwin and Ester, and infant health in Ngadulonggi
Erwin prepares supplies for Kawan Sehat’s health workers.
Medical Outreach in Hudumburung Village
Better understanding the impact of malaria in East Sumba
Rotary Australia and Fair Future on the Ground in Sumba
A day in Hambarita with Fair Future and the water project
