For a sick or injured person, seeking appropriate medical treatment is a real challenge when you live far from everything, have no money, and have no road access to the village does not exist.<\/h3>\n
As you all know, Fair Future<\/a> is, above all, a medical foundation. From where we are now, communities and children do not have access to the most basic medical care.<\/p>\n Overall here, millions of people are forced to spend sometimes almost all of their income on medical expenses. Many of them will just wait for it to pass. This is the case here in the most rural regions, in which we work. The temporary application of first aid as initial medical care to a wound or injury until professional medical care is available can, in many cases, save lives.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The standardized health care system exclusively covers formal sector workers and their families. Even when the state provides primary health services to informal economy workers and the poor, medicines and treatment still need to be paid for.<\/p>\n Faced with this, and for nearly 15 years, we have been offering medical care to all who do not have access to it. But we are not always there when a medical problem arises, an accident requiring emergency medical care so that a wound does not become infected and becomes a more severe problem after a few hours. And after a few days, a real medical emergency, as we saw with Assa last January<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hence the idea we had before the pandemic<\/strong>: Provide primary medical care to all children, with a first aid kit for each school\/village located in the most rural areas of Sumba. The application of this program is training teachers in schools and rural communities by our medical teams within the framework of our base camp of Rumah Kambera<\/a>.<\/p>\n %91caption width=%22300%22 id=%22attachment_362691%22 align=%22alignleft%22%93 What the foundation is putting in place is innovative<\/strong> and ingenious<\/strong> and cannot be done without the help of nearly fifty teachers from the poorest and rural areas of East Sumba. And yes, the teachers, like everywhere in the world, are the most influential people in the villages. They have heard that they are a source of knowledge and have the ability to learn and transmit knowledge to all.<\/p>\n Fair Future and Kawan Baik<\/a> organize three to four-day training that invites teachers from these outermost regions to join our field medical teams, which include doctors, nurses and emergency care specialists. During these four days of training, they will learn how to treat a wound,<\/strong> give first aid <\/strong>to an injured or sick child so that his situation does not worsen and becomes much more severe. But also and above all, determine when it will be necessary<\/strong> to call a doctor or go to the nearest medical centre.<\/p>\n Whether a minor skin wound or a severe life-threatening injury, all types of damage should be treated with first aid on the spot without delay, as it may save a life or a limb. First aid can help stop bleeding and prevent the spread of infections or venom. Applying first aid immediately can sometimes avoid expensive medical attention and help the wound heal with minimal scarring.<\/p>\n ” content_phone=”<\/p>\n As you all know, Fair Future<\/a> is, above all, a medical foundation. From where we are now, communities and children do not have access to the most basic medical care.<\/p>\n Overall here, millions of people are forced to spend sometimes almost all of their income on medical expenses. Many of them will just wait for it to pass. This is the case here in the most rural regions, in which we work. The temporary application of first aid as initial medical care to a wound or injury until professional medical care is available can, in many cases, save lives.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n The standardized health care system exclusively covers formal sector workers and their families. Even when the state provides primary health services to informal economy workers and the poor, medicines and treatment still need to be paid for.<\/p>\n Faced with this, and for nearly 15 years, we have been offering medical care to all who do not have access to it. But we are not always there when a medical problem arises, an accident requiring emergency medical care so that a wound does not become infected and becomes a more severe problem after a few hours. And after a few days, a real medical emergency, as we saw with Assa last January<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hence the idea we had before the pandemic<\/strong>: Provide primary medical care to all children, with a first aid kit for each school\/village located in the most rural areas of Sumba. The application of this program is training teachers in schools and rural communities by our medical teams within the framework of our base camp of Rumah Kambera<\/a>.<\/p>\n %91caption width=%22450%22 id=%22attachment_362691%22 align=%22aligncenter%22%93 What the foundation is putting in place is innovative<\/strong> and ingenious<\/strong> and cannot be done without the help of nearly fifty teachers from the poorest and rural areas of East Sumba. And yes, the teachers, like everywhere in the world, are the most influential people in the villages. They have heard that they are a source of knowledge and have the ability to learn and transmit knowledge to all.<\/p>\n Fair Future and Kawan Baik<\/a> organize three to four-day training that invites teachers from these outermost regions to join our field medical teams, which include doctors, nurses and emergency care specialists. During these four days of training, they will learn how to treat a wound,<\/strong> give first aid <\/strong>to an injured or sick child so that his situation does not worsen and becomes much more severe. But also and above all, determine when it will be necessary<\/strong> to call a doctor or go to the nearest medical centre.<\/p>\n Whether a minor skin wound or a severe life-threatening injury, all types of damage should be treated with first aid on the spot without delay, as it may save a life or a limb. First aid can help stop bleeding and prevent the spread of infections or venom. Applying first aid immediately can sometimes avoid expensive medical attention and help the wound heal with minimal scarring.<\/p>\n ” content_last_edited=”off|desktop” admin_label=”Post Content” _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”bcd8594b-cf03-4912-b64d-72e8319d4c3c” custom_margin=”3vh||||false|false” module_class=”fff-article-main-text”]<\/p>\n For an injured or sick person, getting any kind of medical treatment is a real challenge when you live far from everything, have no money, no means of transport and no road leading to the village.<\/p>\n As you all know, Fair Future<\/a> is, above all, a medical foundation. From where we are now, communities and children do not have access to the most basic medical care.<\/p>\n Overall here, millions of people are forced to spend sometimes almost all of their income on medical expenses. Many of them will just wait for it to pass. This is the case here in the most rural regions, in which we work. The temporary application of first aid as initial medical care to a wound or injury until professional medical care is available can, in many cases, save lives.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Faced with this, and for nearly 15 years, we have been offering medical care to all who do not have access to it. But we are not always there when a medical problem arises, an accident requiring emergency medical care so that a wound does not become infected and becomes a more severe problem after a few hours. And after a few days, a real medical emergency, as we saw with Assa last January<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hence the idea we had before the pandemic<\/strong>: Provide primary medical care to all children, with a first aid kit for each school\/village located in the most rural areas of Sumba. The application of this program is training teachers in schools and rural communities by our medical teams within the framework of our base camp of Rumah Kambera<\/a>.<\/p>\n What the foundation is putting in place is innovative<\/strong> and ingenious<\/strong> and cannot be done without the help of nearly fifty teachers from the poorest and rural areas of East Sumba. And yes, the teachers, like everywhere in the world, are the most influential people in the villages. They have heard that they are a source of knowledge and have the ability to learn and transmit knowledge to all.<\/p>\n Fair Future and Kawan Baik<\/a> organize three to four-day training that invites teachers from these outermost regions to join our field medical teams, which include doctors, nurses and emergency care specialists. During these four days of training, they will learn how to treat a wound,<\/strong> give first aid <\/strong>to an injured or sick child so that his situation does not worsen and becomes much more severe. But also and above all, determine when it will be necessary<\/strong> to call a doctor or go to the nearest medical centre.<\/p>\n Whether a minor skin wound or a severe life-threatening injury, all types of damage should be treated with first aid on the spot without delay, as it may save a life or a limb. First aid can help stop bleeding and prevent the spread of infections or venom. Applying first aid immediately can sometimes avoid expensive medical attention and help the wound heal with minimal scarring.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text content_tablet=”%91caption width=%22300%22 id=%22attachment_365603%22 align=%22alignright%22%93 ” content_phone=”<\/p>\n Are you a doctor, emergency doctor, or nurse? If you want to join this project with us, you are welcome to contact us<\/a> here.<\/p>\n Rumah Kambera<\/a> – East Sumba – September 5, 2022<\/em><\/p>\n ” content_last_edited=”off|desktop” admin_label=”Post content #2″ module_id=”text-assa” _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”default” background_enable_color=”off” custom_margin=”2vh||||false|false” custom_padding=”15px|15px|15px|15px|false|false” custom_padding_tablet=”15px|15px|15px|15px|false|false” custom_padding_phone=”10px|10px|10px|10px|true|true” custom_padding_last_edited=”on|phone” border_width_top=”1px” border_color_top=”rgba(221,221,221,0.7)”]<\/p>\n Are you a doctor, emergency doctor, or nurse? If you want to join this project with us, you are welcome, contact us<\/a> here.<\/p>\n Rumah Kambera<\/a> – East Sumba – September 5, 2022<\/em>[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text content_tablet=”%91caption width=%22300%22 id=%22attachment_365603%22 align=%22alignleft%22%93 Assaria<\/a> was eight years old when while playing near the fire of the house, in his village of Sumba East, a bottle of gasoline was set ablaze. These clothes ignited causing excruciating 3rd degree burns on approximately 25% of his body<\/strong>. Coming from a village where no road leads, or almost no one owns a scooter, his family could not immediately bring him to the hospital but several days later. Assaria’s mother and father are farmers and do not know how to treat such wounds to reduce the very high risk of infection.<\/p>\n Assaria<\/a> can barely walk today due to terrible burns to both legs and back and will have significant circulatory and neurological problems as he grows up. If nothing is done, he risks a double amputation. Assa must therefore undergo surgery to avoid much more severe health problems.<\/p>\n ” content_phone=”%91caption width=%22450%22 id=%22attachment_365603%22 align=%22aligncenter%22%93 Assaria<\/a> was eight years old when while playing near the fire of the house, in his village of Sumba East, a bottle of gasoline was set ablaze. These clothes ignited causing excruciating 3rd degree burns on approximately 25% of his body<\/strong>. Coming from a village where no road leads, or almost no one owns a scooter, his family could not immediately bring him to the hospital but several days later. Assaria’s mother and father are farmers and do not know how to treat such wounds to reduce the very high risk of infection.<\/p>\n Assaria<\/a> can barely walk today due to terrible burns to both legs and back and will have significant circulatory and neurological problems as he grows up. If nothing is done, he risks a double amputation. Assa must therefore undergo surgery to avoid much more severe health problems.<\/p>\n ” content_last_edited=”off|desktop” admin_label=”Post content #3″ module_id=”text-assa” _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”default” text_text_color=”#111111″ background_color=”rgba(66,103,178,0.2)” custom_margin=”2vh||2vh||true|false” custom_padding=”15px|15px|15px|15px|false|false” custom_padding_tablet=”15px|15px|15px|15px|false|false” custom_padding_phone=”10px|10px|10px|10px|true|true” custom_padding_last_edited=”on|phone”]<\/p>\n Assaria is a child burned alive by gasoline 18 months ago who does not receive treatment and who requires urgent surgery<\/p><\/div><\/h4>\n Assaria<\/a> was eight years old when playing near the house’s fire in his village of Sumba East, a bottle of gasoline was set ablaze. These clothes ignited, causing excruciating 3rd-degree burns on approximately 25% of his body<\/strong>. Coming from a village where no road leads or almost no one owns a scooter, his family could not immediately bring him to the hospital but several days later. Assaria’s mother and father are farmers and do not know how to treat such wounds to reduce the very high risk of infection.<\/p>\n Assaria<\/a> can barely walk today due to terrible burns to both legs and back and will have significant circulatory and neurological problems as he grows up. If nothing is done, he risks a double amputation. Assa must therefore undergo surgery to avoid much more severe health problems.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text admin_label=”Post content #4″ _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”default” background_enable_color=”off” background_image=”https:\/\/fairfuturefoundation.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/09\/sumur-rinto-watercolor-1280.jpg” background_size=”custom” background_image_width=”250px” background_position=”center_left” custom_margin=”2vh||2vh||false|false” custom_padding=”15px|15px|15px|250px|false|false” custom_padding_tablet=”15px|15px|15px|250px|false|false” custom_padding_phone=”10px|10px|10px|10px|true|true” custom_padding_last_edited=”on|tablet” background_last_edited=”on|tablet” background_enable_image_phone=”off” border_width_top=”1px” border_color_top=”rgba(221,221,221,0.7)”]<\/p>\n The Foundation will create an illustrated book based on the book \u201cWhere there is no Doctor\u201d<\/em> by David Wegner.<\/a> It will serve as a reference book and include all the information on prevention, patient care, first aid care, support for mothers and young women during pregnancy and much more.<\/p>\n In addition, the book will also cover knowledge about traditional medical treatments and the use of local natural resources. In the future, this book may be translated into the different dialects of Eastern Indonesia to serve as many people as possible.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text admin_label=”Title gallery” module_id=”the-gallery” _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”e7e5198a-8d0c-4a61-957e-b72cbb8fca4f” header_2_font_size=”21px” custom_margin=”3vh|0px|0px|0px|false|false” custom_padding=”15px|0px|0px|0px|false|false” custom_padding_tablet=”10px||||false|false” custom_padding_phone=”10px||||false|false” custom_padding_last_edited=”on|phone” border_width_top=”1px” border_color_top=”rgba(221,221,221,0.7)” locked=”off”]<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_code admin_label=”Code Gallery” _builder_version=”4.19.0″ _module_preset=”546851c4-e650-485b-8a54-e58badb1e96a” width=”100%” module_alignment=”center” locked=”off” global_colors_info=”{}”] What this gallery is about, Kawan?<\/strong>: Program for access to primary medical care for children. Learn to treat an injury before it is fatal. A program for each school\/village in the most rural areas of Sumba. The inhabitants of rural villages do not have access to primary care, and most medical centres are often several hours away on foot. The harshness of life here means we often get hurt, but nothing is available to treat ourselves\u2014no doctor, knowledge, medical equipment and, of course, no antiseptic or medicine. These injuries can lead to the death of a child or an adult if they get worse. We must therefore act quickly. Fair Future, for years, has empowered schools and families in ultra-rural communities to take action in the event of an accident. Today, we are taking another step in this program. – Thank you for your interest.<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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What are we putting in place? Access to primary medical care in the event of an emergency in ultra-rural regions<\/h2>\n
Objective: How to transmit the gestures that can save a life?<\/h4>\n
Accidents in life do happen! It’s even better when you can heal yourself quickly to have a smiling and happy life again.%91\/caption%93<\/p>\nSave lives by treating a seemingly minor injury and preventing it from becoming serious.<\/h4>\n
In rural eastern Indonesia, families lack access to primary medical care. When a medical emergency<\/a> occurs, everything becomes very complicated, and the risks are immense.<\/h1>\n
For a sick or injured person, seeking appropriate medical treatment is a real challenge when you live far from everything, have no money, and have no road access to the village does not exist.<\/h3>\n
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What are we putting in place? Access to primary medical care in the event of an emergency in ultra-rural regions<\/h2>\n
Objective: How to transmit the gestures that can save a life?<\/h4>\n
Accidents in life do happen! It’s even better when you can heal yourself quickly to have a smiling and happy life again.%91\/caption%93<\/p>\nSave lives by treating a seemingly minor injury and preventing it from becoming serious.<\/h4>\n
Primary medical care for kids in rural areas<\/h4>\n
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Common injuries Fair Future encounters fall into the following categories:<\/strong> Thermal wounds, penetrating skin wounds, non-penetrating (blunt)<\/em> skin wounds, animal bites, and insect bites. These injuries can lead to the death of a child or an adult if they get worse.<\/p>\nWhat are we putting in place? Access to primary medical care in the event of an emergency in ultra-rural regions<\/h2>\n
Objective: How to transmit the gestures that can save a life?<\/h4>\n
Save lives by treating a seemingly minor injury and preventing it from becoming serious.<\/h4>\n
We the children of Mbinudita are lucky, Fair Future has already brought us water in the house… In case of injury, we can rinse it and heal faster.%91\/caption%93<\/p>\nWhat are the most common types of injuries in the outermost regions?
And how to react when damage occurs in an isolated village?<\/h4>\nAnd above all, how to give first aid when most of the time the villagers have no direct access to water, no electricity, no telephone network, no road and no means of transport? Some concrete examples!<\/h5>\n
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And how to react when damage occurs in an isolated village?<\/h4>\nAnd above all, how to give first aid when most of the time the villagers have no direct access to water, no electricity, no telephone network, no road and no means of transport? Some concrete examples!<\/h5>\n
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What are the most common types of injuries in the outermost regions? And how to react when damage occurs in an isolated village?<\/h4>\n
And above all, how to give first aid when most of the time the villagers have no direct access to water, no electricity, no telephone network, no road and no means of transport? Some concrete examples!<\/h5>\n
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Before Assa’s health deteriorates significantly, let’s help him get surgery for his severe burns on both legs.%91\/caption%93<\/p>\nAssaria is an excellent example of what could and should have been done if only one person had known what to do.<\/h4>\n
Before Assa’s health deteriorates significantly, let’s help him get surgery for his severe burns on both legs.%91\/caption%93<\/p>\nAssaria is an excellent example of what could and should have been done if only one person had known what to do.<\/h4>\n
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<\/a>Assaria is an excellent example of what could and should have been done if only one person had known what to do.<\/h4>\n
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<\/i> Date of Photos: 2020-2022 | <\/i> Location: East Sumba, NTT – Indonesia<\/a><\/h2>\n
In rural eastern Indonesia, families lack access to primary medical care. When a medical emergency occurs, everything becomes very complicated, and the risks are immense.<\/h2>\n
Getting any medical treatment is a real challenge for an injured or sick person when you live far from everything, have no money, no means of transport and no road leading to the village. We have been working on this program for years now with Fair Future.<\/h3>\n
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