A health emergency | Laindatang is a village without clean water, toilets, or sanitary facilities. Malaria, Dengue, Cholera, and Hepatitis A are present because of the hygienic conditions. It is a place of extreme poverty, so we categorize this action as RED. We must get to work this month to ensure better living conditions for these families.
Fair Future is a Swiss, independent, non-profit socio-medical organization working internationally.
Fair Future provides social and medical assistance to families, individuals and communities affected by poverty, health crises, epidemics, disasters and food or water shortages. We create innovative programs and solve problems such as child malnutrition, malaria, dengue fever, lack of food and infectious diseases linked to the absence of toilets, showers and clean water for a healthy life.
In a precarious and ultra-rural context, access to primary medical care for all is at the heart of Fair Future’s activity, which can implement a wide range of care within the framework of innovative programs and sometimes even unique.
Wherever we operate, the cases and the environment are unique. Nonetheless, we follow a standard set of practices designed to ensure that our resources and expertise are used optimally and respectfully!
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Your donations all finance the programs initiated by Fair Future. A borehole, a water tank, surgery, health& medical care, school and school supplies, school shoes, a solar lamp and so many other things every year.
For example, Fair Future estimates that every franc invested in water and toilets saves four francs in medical costs, avoids deaths and increases productivity. We consider hygiene promotion –life preservation– to be one of the most cost-effective public health interventions. Conversely, a lack of sanitation hampers economic growth.
Child Health
Eat, drink, bathe and go to the toilet. Water is the cheapest medicine.
Medical treatments
Fight against Malaria, Dengue, diarrhoea & water-related infectious diseases.
Clean Water
We provide access to clean and safe water for a healthier and more harmonious life.
Empowerment
Projects are carried out with the beneficiaries themselves. I take care of what I create!
Primary medical care
Tens of thousands of patients have been treated, and lives continue to be saved.
They are the Future
Through our latest articles, we invite you to discover how we provide social, medical and humanitarian aid in the ultra-rural areas of Indonesia, providing support and relief.
In the field, we carry out independent assessments to determine the needs and assess the assistance to be provided according to the scale of a crisis, the levels of disease and mortality in the population, and the severity of the exclusion. Read More News here.
In Sumba, pests destroy crops and starve populations! We can help them!
In East Sumba, In addition to the pandemic, the economic crisis that is hitting hard on the populations of one of the poorest regions of Indonesia, farmers have to face a real scourge: Pests that destroy crops and therefore starve populations. These include caterpillars and grasshoppers among other plant pests.
We are there to help these populations to survive, with all of you!
How can we help keeping children learning during the COVID-19 pandemic?
School closures have devastating consequences for children’s learning and wellbeing. The most vulnerable children and those unable to access remote learning are hit even harder, as they are at an increased risk of never returning to the classroom, sometimes forced into child labor and even child marriage. Schoolchildren globally also rely on their schools as a place to interact with peers, seek support, access health and immunization services, and a nutritious meals. The longer schools remain closed, the longer children are cut off from these critical elements of childhood.
The impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on children is dvastating!
With the rapid closure of schools around the world in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, children and young people, especially those living in crisis contexts, have lost an important space that provided them with stability, so even as the environment around them kept growing uncertain. The economic shocks caused by COVID-19 have had devastating consequences by deepening the poverty and food insecurity that many families were already facing, including those living in contexts facing pre-existing challenges. The mental health of adults and children deteriorated as they were confined to their homes; Both governmental and non-governmental agencies have reported a significant increase in violence and other threats that specifically target children and young people.
A word from Alex | We live a real humanitarian and food crisis!
2020, 2021, 2022 will be years of food and health disasters, here in Indonesia but also in the world, especially in under developing countries and those like here, where the population is not the main concern of the authorities. federal. Covid-19, Tuberculosis, Dengue Fever, malnutrition, economic poverty, even less access to medical care than before… And people are trying to live… And Fair Future is doing the best it can to help as much people as possible!
These are some of the questions we ask ourselves daily in our work with needy communities.
What should we change in the malaria treatment mode, according to the shortage of drugs? What can we change to fight malnutrition? For example, the use of ready-to-eat foods? Why is access to clean water essential to ensure a healthy life?
Primary Medical Care Program
Field assessment and additional teacher training will start.
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Access to primary medical care in the most rural and poorest regions has always been at the centre of our priorities. For years, we have been helping and caring for families by implementing totally innovative means and programs in public health. Some are unique in the world in their mode of implementation.
Picture of the day
#pictureoftheday | More often than not, a single picture is worth all the words in the world.
Sometimes we show you real heroes, but it will always be an authentic story that one of us is living and wants to pass on!
These teachers who save lives!
The work of the participants in this Unique primary health care program - who are teachers and 95%...
Kawan Sehat book is finished and printed
The book we produced as part of the primary health care program for rural children is finished......
Primary medical care for rural kids
In rural eastern Indonesia, families lack access to primary medical care. When a medical emergency...
What does Kawan Baik mean?
So many people ask us what "Kawan" or "Kawan Baik" means... Reading the pages of our site, or the newsletter that Fair Future sends you a maximum of twice a month, you will wonder why we call you "Kawan" all the time. It's a good question and we totally understand that it's a bit of a mystery to all of you. Let's take three minutes, I'll tell you what it means "Kawan" friends.
So here's the explanation: "Kawan" means "friend" in Indonesian. When you add "Baik" to it, it means "my good friend". It's simple, isn't it?
For us, you are -Kawan+your name-, and you are part of all of us because, without you, nothing would be possible. I give you an example: I'm Kawan Alex founder of Fair Future and Kawan Ayu is the founder of Kawan Baik Indonesia.
That's what we all call ourselves here, and so you have your first Indonesian lesson Kawan!
Have clean water? It is the cheapest medicine in the world. It makes fighting against hunger and malnutrition, malaria, dengue fever, lack of hygiene and water stress possible. This reduces infant mortality and helps create wealth. This is just with clean water and healthy sanitary facilities.
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About this picture | Malaria here mainly affects young children, children under five, and vulnerable people, especially those whose immune systems are weakened by other diseases linked to poverty and undernourishment. Pregnant women are also concerned… We have nothing to treat them!"
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About the Malaria epidemic in eastern Indonesia
We need drugs to treat people - mostly children - who are affected in large numbers. Without adequate care, children under five, and vulnerable people die.
The need for medical equipment and medicines is essential at the moment. The authorities and the state services concerned do not care and do not have the means to buy the drugs that very many families should have to treat one of their own.
Our local medical teams say this: "-The disease mainly affects young children, those under the age of five, vulnerable people, especially those with immune systems weakened by other diseases linked to poverty and undernourishment. Pregnant women are also affected... We have nothing to treat them!".
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