Rumah Kambera: first 100 metres of wall

First 100 metres of boundary wall built

Early construction work at the future Rumah Kambera Community Socio-Medical Centre in Kawangu, East Sumba, view 31.

Early construction at Rumah Kambera in Kawangu, where Fair Future Foundation is preparing the site, utilities and perimeter infrastructure for the future community socio-medical centre.

The first 100 metres of Rumah Kambera's stone boundary wall are close to completion, with reinforced foundations adapted to local seismic conditions.

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A field update from Fair Future Foundation.

Rotary Australia, the Rotary Club of Mandurah Districts and John Kevan support planned handwashing facilities at the new Rumah Kambera. Accessible basins and hygiene education will serve children and adults. Installation is planned for 2027, with locations, plumbing and costs still to define.

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