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Following nine months of failed drilling, we've constructed a 114 m³ reservoir in Laindatang, which is entirely powered by rainwater. Almost 300 villagers, predominantly children, now have access to clean water. The project kicked off in June and is now complete. Together, we can bring an end to the water crisis.

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Primary medical care in Umalulu

Our multi-faceted team takes the photos in this gallery: medical professionals, social workers, builders, and volunteers. While we may not be professional photographers, we are experts in bringing transformative change to communities. Our focus isn’t on the perfect shot, but on the perfect execution of our mission.

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Fair Future Donates CHF 19,248.96 to Fund 2025/26 Primary Medical Care

07.10.2025 - Fair Future has donated CHF 19,248.96 (IDR 400M) to support the 2025/26 Primary Medical Care program. This vital funding ensures continued medical care, medicines, and support for remote Indonesian communities.

Connecting the Roof to Laindatang’s 115m³ Reservoir for First Rain

01.10.2025 - Today, we connect the roof to the 115m³ reservoir in Laindatang. After two months of drying, the structure is ready. Soon, the next rain will begin filling it. A big step toward sustainable clean water for the village.

Fair Future Allocates CHF 1,500 for Essential Medicines

30.09.2025 - We allocated nearly CHF 1,500 to purchase essential medicines, covering about two months of needs. These supplies are crucial for treating patients in remote communities with limited access to healthcare.

Final Report on the Construction of Eight Ferrocement Tanks in Hambarita

13.09.2025 - The final report on Hambarita’s eight ferrocement reservoirs is now online. These 4,400–5,300L tanks provide vital clean water for 151 residents. Read the full document and see how this project strengthens resilience

Truck of Life Arrives in East Sumba After a Challenging 3-Day Journey

12.09.2025 - After three days on the road, including floods and extreme weather, Alex and the Truck of Life reached East Sumba. Loaded with medical equipment, it will now serve vulnerable communities in this remote region.

Donate to Fair Future Easily with Our New Swiss QR Code Payment Slip

09.09.2025 - You can also download a payment slip with a QR code to make donations directly to Fair Future’s Swiss account. It is quick, secure, and supports our life-saving programmes.

Explore Fair Future’s Interactive Map of East Sumba Projects

05.09.25 — Discover our detailed East Sumba map, showing schools, villages, and communities without electricity or clean water. Learn where Fair Future works daily to bring healthcare, water, and light to remote populations.

CHF 12,000 in Medical Equipment for East Sumba’s Public Hospital

11.08.25 — We have invested CHF 12,000 in medical equipment for Waingapu Public Hospital, which serves 800,000 people and is in dire need of supplies. The hospital will receive this equipment in September.

Medical Equipment Handover Set for Nov 19, 2025, in Waingapu

28.08.25 — The donation of vital medical equipment will take place on Nov 19, 2025, at RSUD Umbu Rara Meha Hospital in Waingapu. We’ve shared the full list of supplies to be delivered—serving 800,000 people in East Sumba.

Fair Future Funds Final Water Tanks 7 & 8 in Hambarita Village

08.07.25 — Today, we funded tanks 7 and 8 in Hambarita with IDR 78M (CHF 3,900). These 5,300L reservoirs complete our goal—8 out of 8 fully financed. Soon, clean water will flow for families in this remote region.

Fair Future’s 2024 Annual Report Is Now Online—Read It Today

23.07.25 — We’ve just published our 2024 Annual Report! It’s the result of hard work and reflects a year rich in action and impact. Dive into the stories, data, and milestones that shaped this powerful year. Please read it now!

Construction Begins on Eight 5,000L Water Tanks in Laindatang

05.06.25—We’ve begun building eight 5,000L ferro-cement tanks in Laindatang and Hambarita. The work is tough, and the region is remote, but we’re determined that 40,000L of clean water will soon support the most isolated families.

Tomorrow We Begin Building the 110,000L Reservoir in Hambarita

08.06.25—After months of preparation, construction of the 110m³ reservoir starts tomorrow in Hambarita! Over three months, we’ll work hard to bring clean water to a community where nothing yet exists. This is a major step forward!

2024 Accounts Approved: 16 Years of Transparency and Excellence

19.05.25 - Our 2024 accounts are officially approved by our certified Swiss auditor, without remarks, for the 16th year. Please read the full audit report on our documentation page. Accountability is our commitment.

Breaking Menstrual Taboos: Dignity and Health for Every Girl

13.05.25 - Menstruation is not shameful—it’s natural. Yet in ultra-rural Indonesia, girls lack access to hygiene, education, and support. Fair Future works to restore dignity and health. Please read our full article to understand and act.

Truck of Life Fully Repaired in Surabaya—Thanks to Your Support

19.04.25—We’ve been in Surabaya for a week repairing the Truck of Life. Repairs are now complete! A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped fund this essential vehicle—ready again to serve remote communities in need.

15 Reasons Why Studying Malaria First Is Essential

26.04.25—Studying malaria before acting ensures targeted prevention, saves resources, builds trust, detects trends early, and creates community-specific solutions. In Umalulu and beyond, smart action starts with understanding. Read more!

All our Field Campaign Posters Available in English for Wider Access

26.03.25—All our field campaign posters are now available in English! While Indonesian remains the official version, we’ve translated it for better understanding. Click the link to view and share these essential materials.

Fair Future Fully Funds 110m³ Water Tank for Hambarita & Laindatang

09.04.25—We fully  the 110,000L reservoir in Laindatang! CHF 12,642.13 (IDR 251.5M) was transferred for construction starting June 2025—clean water for Sumba Timur

We Fund CHF 5,953 to Support SolarBuddy Lamp Distribution in East Sumba

20.03.25 - Today, Fair Future donated CHF 5,953 (IDR 111M) to fund the distribution of 2,250 SolarBuddy lamps across 24 ultra-rural schools and Village in East Sumba. This includes all related logistics to bring light where there's never been any.

Free Medical Day: 150 Treated, Screenings and Vaccinations Provided

20.03.25—Fair Future held a free medical care day in Kawangu. Over 150 people were treated, TB and malaria screenings were conducted, and young children were vaccinated. We also led health education and prevention efforts. It was a powerful day!

We Allocate IDR 17M to Upgrade Storage for Medical Supplies & Solar Lamps

08.03.25 - We allocated IDR 17M to renovate and build a new storage depot. It will safely house medical supplies and 2,250 SolarBuddy lamps arriving next month, ensuring better organisation and protection for vital resources.

Fair Future Allocates Funds for 5th & 6th 5,000L Water Tanks in Hambarita

08.03.25 - On March 7, we allocated IDR 78M for two more 5,000L ferro-cement tanks in Hambarita. These are reservoirs 5 & 6 in our seven-tank project, starting May 2025, to ensure clean water for the entire village. Progress continues!

We Received 16 Solar Panels, Generating 5,000W for Humanitarian Projects

04.03.25—We’ve received 16 solar panels (2m x 1m) producing 5,000W of electricity! Huge thanks to Marc from Smart Tech in Denpasar for this generous donation, which will power essential humanitarian projects. A big step forward!

Read Light Up the Future—Bringing Solar Light to 2,500 Children in East Sumba

04.03.25—Discover Light Up the Future, our plan to distribute 2,224 solar lamps to 2,500 children in ultra-rural East Sumba. For the first time, they’ll have light at home. Yet 110 villages still lack electricity. Read the full document!

New Poster: Waste Kills – Stop Polluting, Start Acting for a Healthier Future

20.02.25 - Our Waste Kills poster exposes the deadly impact of pollution. Burning trash, plastic waste, and contaminated water poison lives. Act now: recycle, stop burning plastic, and protect nature. Change starts with you.

New Poster: Smoking Harms Everyone – Protect Lives from Secondhand Smoke

10.02.25 - Fair Future’s new anti-smoking poster highlights the deadly impact of secondhand smoke, killing 1.2M people yearly. Lung cancer, heart disease, and asthma—no one is safe. Protect your family and community. Every breath matters!

Fair Future Allocates CHF 800 for Essential Office Costs in Denpasar and Sumba

03.02.25 - To cover internet, electricity, and admin costs for Rumah Baik and Rumah Kambera, Fair Future allocated CHF 800 (IDR 14.6M). That’s all—nothing more. Every other franc goes directly to life-saving fieldwork. Transparency matters.

Fair Future Funds CHF 4,950 for Critical Malaria Study in High-Risk Village

03.02.25 - Today, Fair Future transferred CHF 4,950 (IDR 82M) for a significant malaria study in a high-risk village. This research, part of the #ZeroMalaria program, aims to develop life-saving solutions for affected communities.

Ibu Ester’s Testimony: Lapinu’s Children Struggle for Water and Survival

22.01.25 - Lapinu’s children walk dangerous paths for just five liters of dirty water. In her 90-second testimony, Ibu Ester shares their daily struggle. Fair Future is bringing clean water—but we need you. Watch, share, and take action now!

We Funds 300 Long-Lasting Mosquito Nets to Protect East Sumba Families

03.02.25 - Fair Future has transferred CHF 3,200 (IDR 57M) to acquire 300 insecticide-treated mosquito nets lasting 5+ years. These nets will protect families in East Sumba, significantly reducing malaria risks and saving lives.

Exciting Expansion of Rumah Kambera Warehouse to Enhance Fair Future’s Mission

11.12.24 - The Rumah Kambera warehouse is set to expand! By 2025, it will house medical supplies, 2,200 SolarBuddy lamps, and feature a small lab dedicated to detecting waterborne diseases. Check out our plans here.

Rotary Down Under Features Fair Future in a 3-Page Spread on Our Work

05.11.24 - The Rotary Down Under magazine has published a 3-page feature on Fair Future Foundation (pages 41-43). We invite you to click this link to read more about our impactful work supporting vulnerable communities.

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This Gallery was Published the: October 06, 2025 - Rumah Kambera, Sumba Timur, Indonesia
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Fair Future training session for Malaria Spread Study with Kawan Against Malaria App in Umalulu

15 Key Reasons Why Studying Malaria Is Essential Before Taking Corrective Actions

  • Accurate Diagnosis First: Understanding how, where, and why malaria spreads allows for accurate diagnosis before any intervention is designed.
  • Avoid Wasting Resources: Without a clear understanding, resources can be wasted on ineffective or misdirected actions.
  • Targeted Prevention: A thorough study reveals high-risk areas and populations, allowing prevention efforts to be precisely targeted.
  • Understanding Local Factors: Environmental, cultural, and social factors that contribute to malaria transmission vary significantly by region and must be studied in each area.
  • Identifying Root Causes: Proper research identifies underlying causes like stagnant water sources, poor housing, or lack of mosquito nets.
  • Community-Specific Solutions: A one-size-fits-all approach does not work. Local studies ensure that solutions are adapted to real needs.
  • Enhancing Health Education: Understanding what communities know — or do not know — about malaria guides educational initiatives.
  • Building Trust with Communities: Field studies involving local people foster a sense of ownership and trust, which are essential for the success of health programs.
  • Early Detection of Emerging Trends: Ongoing studies can detect changes in transmission patterns early, allowing timely adaptation of strategies.
  • Validating the Right Tools: Before distributing materials like mosquito nets or launching spraying campaigns, it’s critical to know they match the community's real risks.
  • Reducing Drug Resistance: Proper diagnosis helps prevent overuse or misuse of anti-malarial drugs, a major cause of drug resistance.
  • Setting a Baseline for Impact Measurement: You cannot measure progress or success without knowing the initial situation through reliable data.
  • Influencing Policy and Funding: Concrete field data strengthens advocacy efforts for more national or international support and funding.
  • Scaling Solutions Beyond One Village: A representative sample, like Umalulu's 400 homes, helps design strategies that can be adapted for entire regions or countries.
  • Saving Lives More Effectively: In the end, studying first ensures that every action taken — every dollar spent — genuinely reduces infections and saves lives.

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