Mira svolge il ruolo di agente Kawan Sehat sanitario, fornendo assistenza medica a migliaia di persone in villaggi remoti. Dotata di forniture mediche essenziali, si occupa di ferite, gestisce malattie e forma le famiglie su come migliorare le proprie pratiche sanitarie, garantendo che l’assistenza sanitaria raggiunga coloro che ne hanno più bisogno.

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Questo impactful photograph captures the essence of the Primary Medical Care program. In the foreground stands Mirna, a resilient and courageous woman from Mbinudita village, as she measures the Pressione sanguigna of another woman from an ultra-rural settlement. As a Kawan Sehat agente sanitario, she is committed to delivering crucial healthcare in areas lacking medical services.

Carrying a borsa da viaggio medica filled with over 100 crucial items, including medicines, equipment, and supplies, she has everything necessary for treating injuries, managing illnesses, and saving lives. In this area where clean water is rare (electricity non-existent) amid relentless humidity—residents depend completely on agents like Mirna. Without her help thousands in the region would lack healthcare access—and receive no care for wounds infections high fevers or chronic ailments either!

However, Mirna’s responsibilities go beyond merely addressing injuries and illnesses. She educates families on leading healthier lifestyles by advising them on better eating habits, the importance of Acqua pulita, maintaining hygiene, e Prevenzione delle malattie. The efforts of Kawan Sehat Health Agents are not just focused on treating diseases; they aim to transform lives through education and compassionate care.

“Healthcare should not be a privilege Mira brings care where no doctors exist saving lives every day in forgotten villages.”
– Alex Wettstein, CEO e Fondatore di Fair Future

Years ago, Fair Future’s Water Connections initiative provided this village with access to clean water, significantly enhancing living conditions. However, healthcare continues to be a major challenge in these remote areas. To address this issue, we train and equip Agenti sanitari like Mirna with the necessary conoscenza e tools to create a lasting positive impact.

Questo photo honors the amazing women who tirelessly safeguard their communities. It serves as a reminder that healthcare must be considered a basic right, not a privilege. By working together, we can guarantee that thousands more people gain access to care.

To support Kawan Sehat Agenti sanitari, please consider donating medical supplies or assisting in the training of additional frontline health workers. Your contribution has the potential to save lives.

Alex Wettstein – Un futuro giusto Foundation medico-social camp in East Sumba – Casa Kambera, Lambanapu – January 31st 2025

• Partners In Health: Works to provide primary healthcare in remote and resource-limited regions worldwide.
• Last Mile Health: Trains local health workers to bring medical care to the most remote communities.
• Médecins Sans Frontières: Provides emergency medical aid in places where healthcare systems are weak or non-existent.
• VillageReach: Expands access to healthcare by supporting local frontline health workers.
• Organizzazione Mondiale della Sanità (OMS): Focuses on strengthening primary healthcare worldwide, especially in underserved areas.
• BRAC: Empowers community health workers to deliver care in ultra-rural regions.