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Behind each medical mission, water system, solar installation and community training, there are people and organisations who choose to act with us.
The people and organisations behind our field work
How each partner helps, and how your organisation can work with us
A shared responsibility
Partnership is what turns a need into a working solution
In East Sumba, distance changes everything. A medicine is only useful if it reaches the village. A microscope needs trained hands, electricity and reagents. A water reservoir needs engineering, transport, maintenance and community ownership.
Our partners make these complete chains possible. They contribute funding, equipment, expertise, transport, digital tools and months of patient work. Local services and community organisations keep every action safe, useful and rooted in reality.
Their support is not decoration on a page. It becomes care, infrastructure and knowledge that remain after a mission ends.
The people behind the work
Our partners and friends
Use the filters to explore the organisations that strengthen our field work, public-health coordination, technical capacity and long-term stability.
Rotary International
Rotary's worldwide network connects service, expertise and funding. Through Rotary clubs and specialised programmes, this movement has helped Fair Future advance medical care, malaria prevention, clean water and practical infrastructure in East Sumba.
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SearchWP
SearchWP powers the search engine across Fair Future's large archive. Its nonprofit support helps readers, clinicians, partners and donors find years of reports, field evidence and practical resources quickly and accurately.
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Kawan Baik Indonesia
Kawan Baik Indonesia is our closest implementation partner. Our teams plan, travel and work together across health, water, education and emergency response, combining local leadership with long-term field presence and shared responsibility.
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Rotary Mandurah Districts
Rotarians in Mandurah support concrete needs in East Sumba, from water and malaria action to medical days and essential worksite equipment. Their trust allows field teams to move quickly while reporting clearly on what was purchased and used.
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Rotary Club of West Perth
The Rotary Club of West Perth has supported Fair Future's work in Indonesia through fundraising, advocacy and practical solidarity. Its members help build the relationships that make sustained health, water and education work possible.
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Rotary Club Beaulieu Côte d'Azur
This Rotary club supports access to clean water, the Rumah Kambera 2.0 socio-medical centre and practical improvements in rural health. Its engagement links community fundraising in Europe with clearly identified needs in East Sumba.
Visit Rotary Beaulieu →
Rotary Foundation Australia
Rotary Foundation Australia provides a trusted framework connecting Australian generosity with credible humanitarian projects. It strengthens governance, fundraising and the practical flow of support towards programmes delivered with our teams in Indonesia.
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RAWCS
Rotary Australia World Community Service helps Australian Rotary clubs support work overseas with sound project structures and accountability. Its backing has helped turn fundraising into water, health and community action on the ground.
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Australian Rotarians Against Malaria
RAM brings specialised malaria experience, technical guidance and Rotary mobilisation. This collaboration supports prevention, testing, surveillance and training in places where delayed diagnosis and limited transport still make malaria dangerous.
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Malaria Partners International
Malaria Partners International supports evidence-based malaria action through funding, knowledge and an international network. Its contribution strengthens screening, prevention, microscopy and local capacity in communities exposed to recurrent transmission.
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Laboratory Without Walls
Laboratory Without Walls has supported field diagnostics since 2023, including malaria detection, rapid tests, mosquito nets and the development of water-quality testing. Its help strengthens decisions made far from conventional laboratories.
Smart Energy Technologies
Smart Energy Technologies provides solar expertise and equipment for places beyond reliable electricity. Its support powers classrooms and essential facilities, making safe lighting, teaching, refrigeration and digital work possible after sunset.
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SolarBuddy
SolarBuddy provides thousands of portable solar lights distributed with schools and communities. For children living without electricity, one lamp means safer evenings, fewer harmful fumes and more time to read and study at home.
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Duotech
Duotech contributes Swiss technical knowledge, equipment and financial support in water and sanitation. Its practical expertise helps us choose robust solutions that can be installed, understood and maintained in demanding rural conditions.
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GNADE Sumba
GNADE Sumba contributes local architecture, construction and engineering knowledge. This collaboration helps adapt reservoirs and other infrastructure to the soil, climate, transport limits and maintenance realities of East Sumba.
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Dinas Kesehatan Sumba Timur
East Sumba's Health Office is an essential public-health counterpart. Coordination supports permissions, referrals, surveillance, prevention and alignment with district priorities so independent humanitarian action strengthens, rather than bypasses, local systems.
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Kementerian Kesehatan RI
Indonesia's Ministry of Health defines national policies, standards and public-health priorities. Our programmes operate within this framework, including prevention, maternal and child health, malaria control and rural primary care.
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Kabupaten Sumba Timur
The Government of East Sumba is a key institutional counterpart for work affecting public services, villages and shared infrastructure. Dialogue with local authorities helps connect field observations, permissions and community priorities.
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PPNI
The Indonesian National Nurses Association represents and supports the nursing profession. Cooperation around standards, professional exchange and training strengthens the people who provide much of the continuous care in rural health services.
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Palang Merah Indonesia
The Indonesian Red Cross brings national emergency-response and community-health experience. Local coordination supports preparedness, humanitarian response and practical links between communities, volunteers and public services.
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RSUD Umbu Rara Meha
East Sumba's regional public hospital receives patients whose needs exceed village and health-centre capacity. We coordinate around referrals and identified equipment needs while listening directly to the clinicians working under daily pressure.
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Un dispensaire
Public community health centres are the backbone of primary care and referral in Indonesia. Coordination with local Puskesmas helps connect village activity with clinical pathways, reporting, prevention and continuity of care.
Charis Sumba
Charis Sumba is rooted in local community work and education. Collaboration and mutual support help connect social realities, local relationships and practical initiatives for families living far from services.
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Volontaire de Sumba
Sumba Volunteer brings local knowledge, relationships and volunteer energy to community initiatives. Working alongside trusted local actors makes outreach more respectful, practical and sustainable in remote areas.
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Cloudflare Project Galileo
Project Galileo protects public-interest organisations from cyberattacks. Cloudflare's support keeps our website and field information available, reduces technical risk and gives a small humanitarian team infrastructure it could not otherwise afford.
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Infomaniak
Infomaniak provides Swiss hosting and digital services under nonprofit conditions. Reliable infrastructure lowers our operating costs and keeps reports, medical resources and field stories accessible without diverting unnecessary funds from programmes.
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Adobe for Nonprofits
Adobe's nonprofit programme makes professional creative tools accessible at a major discount. These tools help a small field organisation prepare reports, educational material, photographs and films that document work without outsourcing the story.
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Brevo
Brevo provides professional email and communication tools at nonprofit rates. It helps us send field updates, reports and urgent information reliably while keeping administration proportionate to the size of our team.
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Google for Nonprofits
Google for Nonprofits provides Workspace and other professional tools that connect teams working between Switzerland and Indonesia. Shared documents, secure email and collaboration services reduce cost and keep field information moving.
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Pohon Tua Creatorium
Pohon Tua Creatorium is an Indonesian creative space connecting art, design and community engagement. Its collaboration helps translate complex social and health subjects into forms that are locally grounded and easier to share.
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Banque Cantonale Vaudoise
BCV is the Foundation's bank in Switzerland and has also supported our work through generous donations. It helps us receive and manage funds with the traceability expected of a Swiss state-approved foundation, while contributing directly to our missions.
Visit BCV →A point of clarity. Public authorities, hospitals and health centres are shown here as institutional counterparts, not as financial sponsors. Their role is coordination, referral, standards and continuity within Indonesia's public system.
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Become a partner of the Foundation
We begin with a real need, not a sponsorship package. A useful partnership may be financial, technical, medical, logistical or in kind. What matters is that it can be used safely, maintained locally and explained transparently.
Tell us what your organisation can contribute and what responsibility it is ready to assume.
Our teams assess usefulness, transport, training, maintenance, ethics and local priorities.
We agree on purpose, responsibilities, timing, budget and the evidence that will be shared.
Partners receive concrete follow-up from the field, including results, limits and lessons learned.
Verify our work
Partnership requires transparency
Before working with us, partners should be able to understand who we are, how decisions are made and where resources go. These pages provide the legal, financial and operational foundation for that conversation.
A partnership should change something concrete
If your organisation can help solve a real health, water, energy or logistical problem, we are ready to listen and build the right response together.
