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#ZeroMalaria, pour éliminer le paludisme dans Laindatang
Fair Future Foundation, en collaboration avec Sumba Volunteer Kawan Baik Indonesia et l’ONG locale Sumba, œuvre pour lutter contre le paludisme dans la région fortement touchée de l’Est de Sumba, en Indonésie. Par le biais de leur programme, ils visent à fournir des services de dépistage, de prévention et de traitement dans le village isolé de Laindatang.
L’accès au village est une espérance d’une vie meilleure
Découvrez les progrès remarquables réalisés dans nos efforts continus de construction et de réparation sur le chemin de la localité de Laindatatang, dans l’est de Sumba. Nous Fair Future Foundation avons été à l’avant-garde, coordonnant et supervisant méticuleusement ce projet important pendant des mois.
Le #ZeroMalariaSumbaTimur programme a été mis en œuvre avec succès
In a concerted effort to fight the endemic scourge of maladie de malaria, the Swiss Fair Future Foundation has embarked on an extraordinary mission – the #ZeroMalariaSumbaTimur program. This groundbreaking initiative is taking place in the heart of Southeast Asia, specifically in the remote and underserved eastern expanse of Indonesia known as East Sumba.
Having already screened and treated 2500 individuals across three severely maladie de malaria-affected villages in East Sumba, our undertaking is underscored by a tangible impact. This formidable feat, orchestrated through the synergy of committed individuals such as Alandio, Ino, Elthon, Alex, Ayu, Annisa or Ayu, resonates as a testament to unwavering dedication. Over seventy staunch contributors, bolstered by fifty fervent volunteers from diverse corners of Indonesia, assemble with a shared sense of purpose.
Collectively, we have curated a multi-disciplinary team of skilled nurses, physicians, and laboratory specialists, amplifying our medical outreach. This coalition is complemented by clever logistics and data management, facilitated by an innovative application collaboratively developed by the Fair Future and Amis proches Foundations.
The core of our effort extends beyond the simple detection of maladie de malaria; our priority lies in education and prevention. Empowering communities with knowledge and awareness is our ultimate goal. We disseminate vital information about this dangerous disease through immersive workshops and interactive sessions. Armed with this understanding, individuals cannotntify the symptoms of maladie de malaria but also take quick and informed action to avoid potential complications and even death, safeguarding their well-being and others—their relatives.
The tangible impact of this initiative ripples through the lives we touch. Early identification and effective malaria management have resulted in life savings. Additionally, our efforts extend to enlightening local healthcare providers, equipping them with the essential tools and resources for a decisive battle against this relentless disease.
Yet our journey is not free of challenges. Negotiating the region's labyrinthine topography, working with limited resources, and transcending language barriers requires inventive methodologies and a deep sensitivity to indigenous cultures. Establishing a foundation of trust within our communities is an indispensable facet, fostering the adoption of preventive measures and a tendency to seek prompt medical intervention when needed.
We invite you to join our collective effort in the fight against maladie de malaria. Hand in hand, we can create a transformative impact, save lives and shape a radiant tapestry of possibility for everyone.
Superbe ! Le premier camion chargé arrive Laindatang
Cette nouvelle "Photo du jour" shows you the truck climbing the steep slope that leads to the village of Laindatang, which is ultra isolated, where a hundred families live without electricity, eau, and very little food. This first truck transports construction materials and healthy sanitary facilities, which our teams have manufactured at the La maison de Kambera base camp.
We're excited to announce a significant milestone in our mission to create a positive impact! Despite facing difficult conditions and encountering broken promises, our unwavering dedication to improving the lives of impoverished villagers has prevailed. After days of arduous road repairs, we are proud to share that a truck laden with essential construction materials has finally reached the remote village of Laindatang. This remarkable achievement, made possible through the unwavering support and resilience of the villagers, marks a crucial step in providing vital resources and support to a community lacking necessities.
The road to the village presented numerous challenges, with its treacherous slopes and slippery terrain. Our team, armed with determination and their bare hands, overcame these obstacles with unwavering resolve. Though we encountered setbacks, including a failed attempt and broken bolts, our determination never wavered.
Two months ago, we were promised assistance by the department responsible for road infrastructure, but regrettably, their support never materialized. Nevertheless, we refused to be deterred from our mission of bringing essential resources and support to the impoverished villagers, who live in extreme poverty, deprived of electricity, clean water, and sanitation facilities – Ref: Water Connections Programme ici.
Yesterday, as the truck conquered the treacherous slopes, an overwhelming sense of joy and accomplishment washed over us. It was a moment that infused hope and happiness into the previously isolated village of Laindatang. I was moved to tears, knowing that I had dedicated nearly a year of my life to bringing this project to fruition.
Ensemble, nous unissons nos forces dans une action déterminante pour lutter contre le paludisme
Une initiative collective contre le paludisme est actuellement en cours dans l’est de Sumba, en Indonésie. Fair Future, kawan baik et Sumba Volunteers se sont associés à plus de 100 bénévoles, notamment des médecins, des infirmières, des techniciens de laboratoire, des experts en eau, des artisans et des responsables gouvernementaux.
Le #WaterConnections projet Laindatang est lancé !
In this new "Photo du jour", we witness the difficulties faced by young children in East Sumba as they search for clean water. These children must travel quite a distance from their homes to reach the kullups (small stone basins dug directly into the rocky terrain by villagers to collect and hold rainwater in rural areas). Unfortunately, it is unlikely to rain for the next nine months, and the children must walk over ten kilometres to obtain just a few litres of water to sustain themselves; kullups are dry now.
Presently, families in Laindatang endure arduous journeys, spanning miles and lasting over 10 hours, to obtain meagre quantities of drinking water. With a daily allocation of fewer than 2 litres per person, individuals must make profound sacrifices as this limited supply must accommodate drinking, eating, personal hygiene, and sanitation needs.
Maladie de la malaria ravages the village, exacerbating the adverse effects of infectious diseases, particularly among children under five. The urgency of the santé crisis necessitates immediate intervention. In collaboration with Amis proches and local authorities, Fair Future is committed to launching a comprehensive Water Connections project, addressing the pressing need for clean water in the village with utmost urgency.
Commencing at the end of June 2023, Fair Future embarks on an extraordinary #waterconnections project in Laindatang. This initiative heralds a transformative change and instils immense pride within our organization.
Laindatang residents rely on rainwater collection during the rainy season to meet their clean water requirements. However, limited knowledge and resources impede this method, significantly contaminating water reservoirs. During the dry season, their options are limited to accessing water from the Kulub—an artificial pool nestled within a rock formation—or purchasing tank water from a select few companies.
Regrettably, accessing water becomes increasingly challenging throughout the year, with only a handful of companies willing to deliver to the village. Transport obstacles frequently result in spilt water, further diminishing the already scarce supply upon arrival in Laindatang.
For the villagers, access to clean water is a matter of survival. They currently store rainwater in unclean, contaminated, and hazardous tanks. Though this remaining water sustains them for drinking, eating, and survival, it will be depleted within weeks as the dry season commences. Tragically, this water is tainted, infected, and carries life-threatening diseases such as Maladie de la malaria, Choléra, Dengue, Typhoid fever, Hepatitis A, et Guinea worm disease. Additionally, prevalent diarrheal diseases like E. coli and rotavirus, caused by contaminated water, pose a severe risk, particularly to children, leading to dehydration and even death.
You have the power to help us realize this vital project, which is indispensable for hundreds of families. If you desire, your generous donation dedicated to the #waterconnections project in the village of Laindatang would be warmly welcomed. We extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to all those willing to contribute. With your support, we can bring love, hope, and clean water to the deserving community of Laindatang.
To access information about our implementation, you can download and read the presentation in PDF format by clicking this link.
Programme contre le paludisme – Préparation et mobilisation des ressources
Comme nous l’avons mentionné dans le bulletin de la semaine dernière, Fair Future Foundation Kawan Baik Indonesia, et Sumba Volunteer s’associent pour lancer une opération médicale cruciale visant à lutter contre le paludisme dans la Mahu région d’East Sumba, en Indonésie. L’initiative “ Malaria Prevention Initiative 2023 – Sumba Timur 2023 ” vise à prévenir, détecter et traiter ce…
Prévention, détection et traitement des maladies dans les zones rurales
Les équipes de Un avenir juste et Amis proches Ils sont très respectés pour leur dévouement constant à aider les personnes malades et défavorisées qui vivent dans les zones rurales reculées de l'est de l'Indonésie. Leur altruisme revêt une signification particulière pour eux. Cependant, il n'est pas souvent connu que leurs équipes médicales et sociales mettent tout leur cœur dans leur travail, même pendant les heures de nuit et les semaines de travail de sept jours. Grâce à cette nouvelle initiative " Image de la journée "," Nous vous offrons l’opportunité de découvrir leur travail dans le cadre de la lutte contre des problèmes de santé tels que maladie de malaria, une eau dangereuse, et une malnutrition tout en sacrifiant leur sommeil.
Les maladies peuvent frapper à tout moment, même dans l’obscurité de la nuit. Les équipes, équipées de masques et de café Sumba, combattent ces maladies. Et durant cette période de l’année, épidémie de malaria, Les médecins, les infirmières et les bénévoles travaillent sans relâche pour fournir des soins aux patients.
La passion et le dévouement de ces professionnels vont au-delà de la simple obligation de servir ; ils travaillent même tard dans la nuit pour offrir des soins salvateurs. Ils sauvent des vies avec une énergie et un enthousiasme inébranlables.
Sur place, à toutes les heures du jour ou de la nuit, ils ne traitent pas seulement les symptômes, mais combattent également les causes profondes des problèmes de santé. Fair Future et Amis proches fondation engagée dans la lutte contre les maladies liées à l’eau sale en fournissant des installations grâce à #waterconnections Un programme et une sensibilisation des communautés à l’importance de l’hygiène. Leur mission est de rendre les communautés plus résilientes et de prévenir les maladies avant même qu’elles n’apparaissent.
Même face à des défis difficiles et à des situations éprouvantes, les équipes restent résilientes et optimistes. Leur sens de l’humour est une composante cruciale qui les aide à surmonter les moments difficiles. Cela favorise également une forte complicité entre elles, leur permettant de conserver une vision positive.
Alex Wettstein Il partage quelques mots concernant les équipes médicales et sociales de la Fondation, qui travaillent inlassablement pour aider les personnes malades ou ayant des besoins urgents.
L’eau et l’assainissement sont essentiels dans la lutte contre le paludisme
Découvrez la dernière nouveauté de notre collection "Photo du jour" une collection présentant notre collègue Kawean Essi. Dans le village de Mbinudita (Est de Sumbawé), Kawan Essi enseigne à une centaine de villageois de tous âges, y compris des enfants, l'importance de l'eau propre et sûre et comment elle peut mener à une vie plus saine."Water Connections"Ce programme constitue une approche pratique pour lutter contre diverses maladies infectieuses, telles que : maladie de malaria.
Dans la lutte contre maladie de malaria, Il est essentiel de reconnaître les progrès accomplis. Cependant, nous devons également reconnaître le rôle crucial de l’hygiène, de l’eau propre et de l’assainissement dans l’élimination de cette maladie. C’est pourquoi : Water Connections program exists – to provide access to these necessities.
À Fair Future, nous comprenons que l’amélioration de ces aspects fondamentaux de la vie quotidienne peut prévenir considérablement maladie de malaria La transmission des maladies et, en fin de compte, le sauvetage de vies humaines sont essentiels dans la lutte contre le paludisme. Il est crucial de s’attaquer à des problèmes tels que l’hygiène, l’eau et l’assainissement, car ils ont un impact direct sur la reproduction des moustiques, l’accès à de l’eau propre, les pratiques d’hygiène et la gestion des vecteurs.
Nous accordons la priorité à ces questions dans toutes nos activités, notamment dans la mise en œuvre du "Initiative de prévention de la malaria Sumba Timur 2023"Le programme, dont nous visons à lancer dès que possible dans le cadre du PMC, Primary Medical Care programme.
Ensemble, nous pouvons faire une différence réduire réduire la transmission de la malaria et améliorer la santé et le bien-être des communautés touchées. Nous devons accorder la priorité à ces efforts afin de sauver des vies, d’éviter des souffrances inutiles et de parvenir à une diminution significative maladie de malaria cas, surtout ici à Sumbawa, où nous sommes actuellement.
Élargir les possibilités de santé et transformer la vie des enfants
Cette nouvelle "Photo du jour" displays a gathering of children in one of the homes in the remote village of Mbatapuhu, East Sumba. Our dedicated socio-medical team educates them on the importance of self-care, utilizing the "Kawan Sehat" guidebook. This village is situated in a challenging location with no access to electricity, clean water, or sanitation facilities. The nearest medical centre is over two hours away by motorbike or a gruelling six-hour walk. The villagers rely on nature for their restroom needs. Unfortunately, due to poor hygiene practices, malaria has become a significant issue. Additionally, malnutrition is a primary concern in this impoverished and rural community.
In the remote villages of East Sumba, the Fair Future Foundation conducts information sessions for children under the "Kawan Sehat" program during every visit. We collaborate with members of these rural communities to disseminate crucial information on maintaining good health, accessing better healthcare, and protecting oneself from diseases like malaria and dengue fever. These sessions, which are both informative and fun, equip children with the knowledge they need to lead healthier, more promising lives.
Maladie de la malaria and dengue fever are grave illnesses that frequently afflict the rural areas of East Sumba. Through these sessions, we educate children on preventive measures such as using insecticide-treated bed nets, eliminating stagnant water and seeking medical assistance immediately upon experiencing symptoms. Through promoting this knowledge, we hope to significantly reduce the incidence of these diseases and safeguard children's health. The "Initiative de prévention de la malaria Sumba Timur 2023" program was launched to combat malaria.
These sessions are not limited to specific illnesses but also cover topics such as personal hygiene, balanced nutrition, and healthy lifestyles. Children are encouraged to adopt positive habits like handwashing, consuming nutritious foods, and exercising. By incorporating such practices into their daily lives, they can develop more robust, healthier, and resilient bodies.
The Fair Future and Amis proches teams empower children and strengthen entire communities by providing vital information on disease prevention and healthy habits.
Programme de prévention de la malaria à Sumba 2023
Découvrez comment l’Initiative de prévention de la malaria dans l’est de Sumbawa, que nous mettons actuellement en œuvre, lutte contre cette maladie destructrice. En mettant en œuvre des mesures de prévention telles que la distribution de moustiquaires traitées avec des insecticides et la sensibilisation à l’élimination des sites de reproduction des moustiques, cette initiative vise à réduire le taux de paludisme dans…
Une vie plus saine grâce au Water Connections programme
Cette nouvelle "Photo du jour" shows a delighted father who can now provide daily showers for his children, thanks to the newly installed water supply. Previously, they could only shower sporadically, sometimes only once a month. Additionally, the photo showcases the new sanitation facilities constructed in Mbinudita. The Water Connections project has successfully installed over forty reservoirs, thirty sanitary installations, three deep boreholes, and more than 15000 meters of HDPE pipes.
Water scarcity can be a significant source of stress for some regions, and various factors can cause it. Arid climates, low rainfall and prolonged droughts are just a few conditions that can contribute to water scarcity. Poor water resource management and a lack of knowledge can also exacerbate this problem, making it even more difficult for everyone to access the water they need to thrive.
Despite these challenges, Fair Future is working hard to address water scarcity and ensure people have access to this vital resource. That is why we have developed the Water Program Connections.
Fair Future and Kawan Baik have noticed a significant improvement in the behaviour of families who have benefited from the "Water Connections" initiative. This program has enabled people to grow gardens, consume healthier food, enjoy life more, reduce stress, and boost energy levels. As a result, there has been a marked decrease in illnesses.
Witnessing these positive changes fills us with joy and reinforces our conviction in our decisions. Fair Future and Kawan Baik Foundation have always aimed to improve individual health, and providing access to safe drinking water is a beautiful way to accomplish this objective. As a Medical Foundation, Fair Future Foundation understands clean water's significance for maintaining good health. Drinking enough clean and healthy water is crucial for various physiological processes, including body hydration, proper organ function, digestion, and elimination of toxins.
Access to clean and safe water prevents dehydration-related illnesses, such as urinary tract infections, kidney stones, and constipation. It also significantly prevents dehydration, particularly in hot areas where sweating and water loss through respiration are common. While water is necessary for maintaining good health, we understand better than anyone else that certain medical conditions may require alternative treatments.
