Où vont les fonds
Medical care, clean water and local teams. How we put the funds entrusted to us to work in remote communities.
Où vont les fonds
Supporting the work, close to people
Your support becomes practical care
A consultation in a remote village needs more than medicine. It needs a trained health worker, basic tests and a vehicle that can reach the community. A water supply needs materials, skilled hands and maintenance.
We use the funds entrusted to us to bring these essential parts together, close to the people who need them. This is the practical purpose of Notre mission.
What the funds make possible
- Medical care and prevention. Consultations, medicines, tests and equipment for local health workers, alongside practical health education.
- Water and everyday health. Pipes, reservoirs and sanitation facilities that help families access clean water and reduce preventable illness.
- Learning and essential infrastructure. Light, electricity and safer places to learn where basic services remain difficult to access.
Explore the work behind these expenses →
Local teams, shared responsibility
Indonesian colleagues bring the medical skills, technical knowledge and local understanding that keep this work going. Local salaries support that continuity. Volunteers contribute alongside them.
Alex and Elisa work as volunteers, and the Swiss Foundation Board receives no remuneration. Fair Future has no expatriate salary bill. This keeps the structure small while supporting the people who deliver the work locally.
The means to reach people
Fuel, transport, equipment maintenance and coordination are part of delivering care in isolated areas. Funding them helps medicines arrive, water systems work and teams return for follow-up.
Accounting, independent revision and administration also have a purpose: keeping records reliable and the foundation accountable under our statutes. Using money well means giving each of these needs its proper place.
Your support helps keep this work going: local teams equipped, essential services within reach, and care available when families need it.
Open about our work
Our annual reports explain the activities. Our independently reviewed accounts document the finances. Both are public, so you can look beyond this page and see the detail.
A REFERENCE POINT · 2025
98.3%
For missions and work in Indonesia
Of 2025 expenditure: mission expenses and transfers to the Indonesian foundation.
Rounded from the reviewed accounts. This proportion varies by year.
From Donation to Field Action
Each donation supports practical, measurable work on the ground.
Medical care and community health
Medicines, diagnostics, consultations, disease prevention, community health agents and essential medical equipment.
Water, education and local infrastructure
Clean-water systems, reservoirs, sanitation, schools, solar energy and essential community facilities.
Field logistics
Transport, fuel, tools, storage, cargo and the practical resources required to reach isolated communities.
Governance, audit and compliance
Independent auditing, accounting, legal obligations and the minimal administration required to operate responsibly.

