
Eau, énergie et infrastructures
La maison de Kambera
A permanent community socio-medical centre in Kawangu, built to strengthen care, medicine supply and field logistics across East Sumba.
- A field base since 2019
- 4,200 m² site in Kawangu
- Phase 1 is the next construction stage
A permanent place for care that must keep moving
Rumah Kambera is where programmes meet reality. Medicines are prepared here. Health agents train here. Vehicles leave for villages from here. Water and solar equipment are stored, repaired and sent into the field from here.
The rented base used since 2019 can no longer safely carry the scale of this work. On foundation-owned land in Kawangu, the future Rumah Kambera Community Socio-Medical Centre is being developed as a permanent operational base for community care, medicine supply, diagnostics and field logistics.
Project website · plans · 3D
See Rumah Kambera as it is being planned and built
The dedicated Rumah Kambera website brings the project together in one place: the interactive 3D model, new architectural views, construction phases, current works and project updates from Kawangu.
Four architectural views from the October 2026 SketchUp series. The full project record and interactive model are available on the dedicated website.
Le programme
The place where separate programmes become one health system
Safe care in a remote district depends on more than a consultation. It depends on medicines that can be stored correctly, basic diagnostics, prepared teams, reliable logistics and a base able to continue through heat, rain and distance.
Rumah Kambera has operated as Fair Future and Kawan Baik Indonesia’s field base since 2019. It connects Primary Medical Care, Kawan Sehat agents, Water Connections, solar and electrification, prevention, research, emergency response and community activity.
Phase 1 is deliberately focused on the operational core. It is planned to include a pharmacy, a small laboratory, clinical space, medical storage, field-logistics areas, parking and sanitation. The workshop, expanded training areas and additional technical or community spaces belong to later phases as funding allows.
The centre will not replace hospitals or public health centres. It will make community care, preparation and referral safer, better supplied and easier to sustain.
À première vue
- OùKawangu, Pandawai, East Sumba, Indonesia
- Qui ?Teams and programmes working across a population basin of around 300,000 people. This is a catchment area, not a forecast patient count.
- Phase 1Clinical space, pharmacy, small laboratory, medical storage, field logistics, parking and sanitation
- StatusFoundation-owned land, site preparation under way and Phase 1 planned as funding allows
The present Rumah Kambera has supported medical supplies, training, coordination and daily field preparation for years.
The foundation-owned land is being developed for long-term medical, community and logistical use.
This figure describes the territory the centre can help support. It is not a forecast patient count.
Clinical space, pharmacy, small laboratory, medical storage, field logistics, parking and sanitation.
From site to service
A permanent centre built in useful phases
The project is being delivered step by step so that the first building can become operational without waiting for the whole centre to be completed.
Secure the ground
The foundation-owned site is surveyed and organised around access, drainage, existing conditions and East Sumba’s climate.
Establish essentials
Water, electricity, site preparation and a safe perimeter make construction and future daily work possible.
Build Phase 1
The first building is planned around clinical space, a secure pharmacy, a small laboratory, medical storage, field logistics, parking and sanitation.
Put the core to work
Medicines, diagnostics, stock systems, patient follow-up and mission preparation can begin from a permanent operational base.
Expand later
The workshop, expanded training areas and additional technical and community spaces can follow as financing allows.
Infrastructure is part of care
A stronger base, with clear clinical boundaries
Rumah Kambera will strengthen the first links in the care pathway: preparation, prevention, safe storage, early assessment, training, documentation and referral. It is designed to support formal services, not imitate or replace them.
What the centre can support
- Prepare medical outreach and appropriate first-line community care
- Store medicines and supplies in secure, traceable conditions
- Support defined basic diagnostics and water-quality analysis
- Train Kawan Sehat agents through practical sessions and case review
- Provide health education, community meetings and coordinated follow-up
- Prepare records, supplies and transport before teams leave for remote villages
What still requires formal services
- Emergency stabilisation, ambulance pathways and hospital admission
- Specialist diagnosis and treatment beyond the team’s competence
- Surgery, inpatient care and advanced laboratory investigation
- Government vaccination services and statutory disease surveillance
- Management of severe or uncertain illness requiring a higher level of care
- Referral decisions that must remain under qualified medical responsibility
Local work on the Kawangu site. The centre is being built from field reality, local skills and operational needs.
Inside Phase 1
A compact clinical and logistics core first
The first building is not the whole future centre. It is the operational core we hope to start first, with the spaces needed to keep medicines, basic diagnostics, clinical work and field missions organised in one place.
See the materials and technical choices being prepared for Building 1, including floor tiles, paint colours, doors and windows.
Clinical space
A small care area for appropriate assessment, follow-up and preparation before referral when needed.
Pharmacy & laboratory
Secure medicine storage alongside a small laboratory for defined basic diagnostic and analytical work.
Medical storage & logistics
Protected supplies, stock preparation and field-logistics space for teams leaving for remote communities.
Parking & sanitation
Practical access, loading space and safe sanitation are part of making the building usable every day.
Later phases: the workshop, expanded training areas and additional technical or community spaces will be developed as funding allows.
Quels changements dans la pratique
The centre will turn distance into organised readiness
Medicines ready before departure
Secure storage, stock records and dedicated preparation space will reduce avoidable shortages, losses and rushed field departures.
Training becomes continuous
Kawan Sehat agents and local teams will have a permanent place to practise protocols, review cases and strengthen clinical judgement.
Water and health evidence meet
A small laboratory will help analyse water quality and connect technical infrastructure with infection prevention and measured health risk.
Local work builds lasting capacity
Local masons, carpenters, technicians, drivers, trainers, suppliers and health workers contribute skills that remain useful beyond construction.
Project PDF · EnglishRumah Kambera 2026Open the detailed 33-page project, including functions, technical principles, budget structure and long-term vision.
Projet PDF · FrançaisRumah Kambera 2026Ouvrir le projet détaillé de 33 pages : fonctions du centre, principes techniques, structure du budget et vision à long terme.
Technical planningBuilding from measured groundSee how elevations, drainage, roads and existing conditions were mapped before construction advanced.
Water on siteThe first physical stepFollow the drilling that found water and made construction, field life and future care possible on the new site.
Connected programmePrimary Medical CareUnderstand the community care, medicines, supervision and referral system the centre will help sustain.
Récord en direct du terrainNotes de terrain de l’Indonésie orientaleFollow short, current observations from construction, medical work, water systems and daily operations.
Guide de terrain & glossaireTerms behind the workExplore practical explanations of community health, referral, logistics, water safety, prevention and humanitarian infrastructure.
En direct du terrain
Rumah Kambera Field Notes, as the work happens
Two recent signals from Kawangu, construction, medical logistics, training or community work. These notes refresh when a relevant Field Note is published.
Directement du terrain
Latest Rumah Kambera reports
These reports document fundraising, construction, water, technical studies, local work and the programmes preparing to operate from the future centre.
Se laver les mains Rumah Kambera commence par une planification minutieuse
Rotary Australia, le Rotary Club de Mandurah Districts et John Kevan soutiennent la création prévue d’installations de lavage des mains dans le nouveau centre Rumah Kambera. Des bassins accessibles et des programmes d’éducation en hygiène seront proposés aux enfants et aux adultes. L’installation est prévue pour 2027, les sites, les installations sanitaires et les coûts doivent encore être définis.
50 camions de Sirtu sont désormais sur le site de Rumah Kambera
Cinqante des 100 chargements de sirtu prévus ont déjà été acheminés à Rumah Kambera. Travant de 6 heures du matin à 20 heures, l’équipe réceptionne quotidiennement 25 chargements. On prévoit que ce rythme se poursuivra encore deux jours. Nous évaluerons ensuite si davantage de matériaux sont nécessaires avant de niveler les 100 piles pour rendre la surface aussi plate que possible.
Rumah Kambera Le mur de séparation est terminé
Rumah Kambera Le mur de clôture est achevé après près de deux mois et demi, comprenant la construction du lopo en bois central. Un levage nord-est est prévu ensuite, avec environ 100 camions chargés de 20 tonnes sirtu pour remonter environ 20% m² sur le terrain de 4 200 m², destiné à accueillir le futur centre médical.
De la planification aux matériaux Rumah Kambera
Une représentation architecturale du bâtiment 1 Rumah Kambera accompagne le document de construction interne qui définit désormais les revêtements de sol, les couleurs de peinture, les portes et les fenêtres pour les zones médicales et de travail. Certaines détails doivent encore être confirmés avant que les travaux ne passent des dessins à la construction.
La Muraille finale à Rumah Kambera
Les travaux sur la partie finale du mur de Rumah Kambera clôture sont en cours à Kawangu, dans l’est de Sumba. Les murs devraient être terminés la semaine prochaine. Ensuite sirtu, un mélange de sable et de pierre sera répandu et compacté pour niveler le site en pente nord-est avant que la construction au centre ne puisse commencer.
Un site web pour le Rumah Kambera Centre du Futur
Un site web dédié suit désormais le projet du Centre socio-médical Rumah Kambera communautaire d’East Sumba. Les rendus architecturaux illustrent la proposition, tandis que le nouveau microsite explique l’objectif du centre, ses plans et les progrès de sa construction. Suivez l’avancement des travaux à mesure que chaque étape prend forme.
L'électricité arrive sur le Rumah Kambera site
L’électricité a atteint le site du futur Centre socio-médical Rumah Kambera communautaire de Kawangu, dans l’est de Sumba, il y a quelques semaines. Sa connexion actuelle de 2 200 watts permet de réaliser des tâches de construction de base et de fournir une lumière nocturne dans le lopo lorsque l’équipe reste sur place la nuit pendant la construction.
Rumah Kambera | CHF 19 000 pour le Future Centre
Deux dons d’un montant total de 19 000 CHF permettent d’atteindre près de 40% des 50 millions de francs nécessaires pour le financement du futur Centre socio-médical Rumah Kambera communautaire. À Kawangu, dans l’est de Sumba, des travaux sont en cours sur un site prévu pour la prise en charge médicale, la formation et la logistique destinées aux communautés rurale isolées.
Échantillonnage topographique de Kawangu | Construction sur un terrain mesuré
Une étude topographique a été réalisée sur le site futur du siège de FFF-KBI à Sumba, à Kawangu. Les altitudes, les contours, les routes, les drains et les caractéristiques existantes ont été mesurées et cartographiées à l’échelle de 1 à 1000, ce qui a permis au projet d’obtenir une base technique fiable avant le début de la prochaine phase de construction sur place.
Rumah Kambera 2.0 Début des travaux de forage | Un avenir meilleur
Rumah Kambera 2.0 Le forage marque la première étape physique vers Fair Future Foundation la nouvelle base socio-médicale de Sumba Est. Après deux jours de travaux, de l’eau potable a été trouvée, permettant la construction future, la vie sur place et les soins aux patients sur le site.
Le concept de base socio-médicale 2026 a été publié à Sumba
Le concept Sumba HQ 2026 marque une avancée décisive. Nous ne Rumah Kambera pouvons plus assurer nos activités médicales et sociales. Trop petites, structurellement épuisées et limitant notre impact. Avec la terre sécurisée à Kawangu, cette nouvelle base socio-médicale est conçue pour renforcer l’accès aux soins de santé et la présence sur le terrain à long terme dans l’Est de Sumba.
Une expansion du stockage pour renforcer les approvisionnements médicaux et les laboratoires
Nous agrandissons notre entrepôt Rumah Kambera! Initialement, il abritera des fournitures médicales et 2 200 SolarBuddy lampes de la part de Rotary et de SolarBuddy. En 2025, il accueillera également un petit projet de laboratoire. Cliquez ici pour consulter les plans et découvrir comment ce nouveau site renforcera notre mission. Merci !
Fundraising and accountability
A centre is only credible when the work remains visible
We publish construction stages, technical studies, field use and funding milestones as the project moves forward. Because funding changes as new support arrives, the dedicated Rumah Kambera website now carries the current project record rather than fixing a percentage here that quickly becomes outdated.
Le completed boundary wall at Rumah Kambera marks a documented stage in preparing the site for the future centre.
















