Medico-social problems on which we are committed
Discover how Fair Future teams respond to different diseases in the regions where we operate and understand the challenges we face to provide the most appropriate response(s) to each social, medical, infrastructural, or educational issue.Wherever we are involved, the cases and the environment are unique.
Nonetheless, Fair Future follows a standard set of practices designed to ensure that its resources and expertise are used optimally and respectfully.
Preamble and short information: The people most at risk are mainly those who live in poverty or in areas of great instability, such as during conflicts, very rural regions, or during mass displacements, where living conditions are precarious, access to health care is almost non-existent, medical coverage is chargeable, water is unsanitary, electricity is absent and vaccinations for children are rare. Measles and yellow fever outbreaks can spread quickly and be deadly. Malaria is endemic in hundreds of regions. Millions of people are living with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis. Viral hemorrhagic diseases are rarer but potentially fatal. The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has affected our operations, infecting millions and killing hundreds of thousands. Thank you for your attention.
Understand the foundation’s day-to-day issues
Medical, Social, and Educative Activities: In all our work with families and communities from the poorest areas regarding wealth, we strive to respond most appropriately.
The problems boil down to various diseases, especially tropical ones, access to health care, rapid responses in the event of disasters or conflicts, access to knowledge for children who cannot go to school or to solve the immense problems that families and villages encounter during pandemics, food, health or economic crises.
Within the framework of all these areas, we do what is in our power to help in an innovative, scalable way without creating unnecessary needs for all those who benefit from our services.
