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Malaria Emergency | In order to effectively fight the ongoing malaria epidemic in our region, our medical teams need vital resources such as medicines, rapid diagnostic kits, laboratory equipment and two microscopes. In addition, it is very important that we have access to impregnated mosquito nets and indoor spraying equipment (IRS) to prevent any potential infection. Thank you from the heart.

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Behavioral Impacts on Spread of Malaria

Certain human behaviours, modern industrial practices and many economic factors have a real and significant impact on the spread and persistence of malaria in poor, remote and rural areas. And it is almost always those who are the poorest who suffer from it. The following are some key factors...
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Young children struggle for water in East Sumba

In Sumba, children have to walk for hours to fetch water. It's a basic necessity we often take for granted, but it's a daily struggle for them. The dangers are significant.

POD | Helping ultra-rural families to have a healthier life

Thanks to the Kawan Sehat program, the health and well-being of ultra-rural populations are improving. We encourage healthy habits and increase access to health care.

POD | Access to clean water is vital for human health

Clean water is essential for human survival and health. Human beings need water for drinking, cooking, bathing and other activities of daily living. Without water, everything dies.

POD | Let's prevent malaria rather than cure it!

For the ultra-rural communities of East Sumba, learning how to protect themselves against malaria risks is vital to staying healthy, safe and alive.

POD | Reduce health risks with clean water for families

Families are concerned about access to water. By ensuring access to clean water, the health risks associated with contaminated water are reduced, and people's quality of life is improved.

POD | Medical care for children affected by Malaria

Malaria is a severe disease that can affect anyone, but children are the most vulnerable. With proper treatment and care, most children can recover from malaria.

POD | Check Blood Pressure as part of the PMC program

Another medical revolution which actively participates in the life preservation and prevention of cardiovascular diseases and generates excellent awareness.

Fair Future is an internationally operating, independent, non-profit socio-medical organization based in Switzerland.

At Fair Future, we strive to positively impact families, individuals, and communities facing poverty, health crises, epidemics, disasters, and food or water shortages. We focus on developing innovative programs that address problems like child malnutrition, malaria, dengue fever, lack of food, and infectious diseases resulting from inadequate access to toilets, showers, and drinking water.

We understand that each situation is unique, and we approach each case with a standard protocol that ensures our resources and expertise are utilized efficiently and thoughtfully, regardless of location.

Working in challenging and remote regions, we prioritize collaborating with the communities that benefit from our programs. Our core mission is to provide access to medical care and create innovative programs prioritising respect for all individuals and their environment.

Water Connections - Tana Mbanas

We have conducted three comprehensive studies in Tana Mbanas and are now confident of our plan to tackle the issue of water scarcity in the central regency of Sumba. In June 2023, we will begin drilling a deep well and constructing sanitation facilities in the village as part of our immediate action plan.

Our ultimate objective is to ensure that thousands deprived of clean and safe water for far too long can finally access it. We are pleased to announce that this project has already been fully funded.

May 2023 - Read about this project here

Urgent needs for medical equipment

Malaria rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs)

To accurately diagnose malaria, it is essential to conduct multiple tests using microscopes and reagents. It is crucial to obtain these materials promptly to detect and treat the numerous cases effectively.

Insecticide-treated bed nets (ITNs)

A reliable way to protect oneself against mosquito-borne diseases is the use of mosquito nets, which act as a barrier between people and insects. Sadly, many households in this area still lack access to this essential tool.

Space insecticide spraying (IRS)

A practical method of managing mosquitoes that make their way into homes is to use residual insecticide spray on the interior walls. Currently, Indoor Residual Spraying is one of two core malaria interventions recommended by the WHO.

Antimalarial drugs & others

There is a pressing need for an increased supply of antimalarial medications and treatments for illnesses resulting from contaminated water, malnutrition, and parasitic and infectious diseases that are prevalent in our area.

Malaria Prevention Initiative Sumba Timur 2023

The malaria control program in East Sumba is a collaborative effort involving various components such as prevention, diagnosis, treatment, capacity building, monitoring, and community engagement. Our goal is to promptly implement the program in the most affected regions of East Sumba to minimize the incidence and effects of malaria in the designated intervention zones.

Download the Project here

Primary Medical Care Progress Report

The Primary Medical Care (PMC) program has been a game-changer for many rural communities in East Sumba. Since its launch in December 2022, the programme’s workers – all strong women from ultra-rural areas – have treated more than a thousand people.

Remarkably, these Kawan Sehat agents are not medical professionals, yet they have saved countless lives. This testifies to the effectiveness of the program and the dedication of these heroes in these regions with no other medical resources than those offered by this program.

March 2023 - Read the PMC report

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In a few figures

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

Children’s health is one of our primary concerns, the one that occupies us daily in rural villages.

Medical treatments

Our fight against Malaria, Dengue, diarrhoea & water-related infectious diseases in NTT.

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 by our medical teams.

Read the 2021 report

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.

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?

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