Rumah Kambera medico social base
A permanent base for medical action
Rumah Kambera is not a building. It is a functioning system. A place designed to solve problems that do not appear on maps or spreadsheets. In East Sumba, where distance, isolation and a lack of infrastructure shape daily life, this base enables medical and social action to remain continuous, coordinated and effective.
Here, medicines are stored, checked, and prepared before being dispatched to remote villages. Water is tested, not guessed. Solar lamps are inspected individually before being distributed to children without access to electricity. Sanitation systems are built, tested, and improved on-site. Vehicles are loaded, repaired, and returned to service. Teams train, debrief, think and adjust.
Rumah Kambera is where Primary Medical Care becomes possible without interruption, where Water Connections are planned and supplied. Where Kawan Against Malaria actions are coordinated, emergencies are addressed quickly because delays cost lives. It is also where teams live, rest briefly and prepare for the next departure.
Fully powered by solar energy and autonomous in water, the base functions independently, by necessity. It quietly supports health, prevention and survival efforts for nearly one million people across the region.
Every image in this gallery shows the same thing. A place built to last, because leaving is not an option.
Alex Wettstein – Fair Future Foundation medico-social camp in East Sumba – Rumah Kambera, Lambanapu – the 23rd of May 2023











