Albatros Paper Posters – Health Education in East Sumba
CHF 31 funds a set of ten illustrated A2 paper posters and supplies for health education. Our teams bring the posters to schools and community sessions in East Sumba and discuss them with children, teenagers and adults.
What this project aims to change
- Ten illustrated A2 posters per funded set.
- Health sessions for pupils and adults.
- Materials teachers can use after the visit.
You choose how much to give.
How we use Albatros paper posters
Albatros paper posters give children and adults in East Sumba something they can look at and discuss together. In schools with few materials for teaching health, a Agent de santé de Kawan Sehat can use the handwashing poster to demonstrate each step. Afterwards, the teacher can return to the same poster in class.
With teenagers and adults, the posters help us talk about second-hand smoke, alcohol and why HIV testing matters. Our foundation team drew every illustration. In each session, the team explains the designs, invites questions and relates the subjects to daily life.
What CHF 31 funds
CHF 31 funds one set of ten Albatros paper posters in Bahasa Indonesia, printed in A2 format (420 × 594 mm), and supplies for education sessions. The set covers malaria, hygiene, nutrition, waste, alcohol, HIV and tobacco. Kawan Sehat agents can use one design at a time to focus on the subject a group wants to discuss.
The ten poster designs
- Zero Malaria: Protect Yourself and Your Environment
- Zero Malaria: Understanding Malaria
- Let’s Wash Our Hands!
- Healthy and Unhealthy Foods and Drinks
- Fill Your Plate with Balanced Nutrition!
- Four Habits for Clean and Healthy Living
- The Harmful Effects of Excessive Alcohol Consumption
- Mon déchet, ma responsabilité
- Understanding HIV
- Smoking Kills You and Your Family
Explore the posters in English and Bahasa Indonesia et le Posters Teaching Guide. The guide helps agents and teachers plan a discussion around the illustrations. The same designs are also available through the cloth poster project.
Delivery and follow-up
Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia print and deliver sets in batches through Primary Medical Care. We record which schools and communities receive each set and which topics were covered. During follow-up, we ask teachers and health agents which posters they use again.
For wider context, see the WHO and UNESCO standards for health-promoting schools.
What we plan to do
Print the ten designs in Bahasa Indonesia and deliver sets with supplies for education sessions as funding becomes available.
Who is responsible
Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia, with Kawan Sehat health agents and teachers.
