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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.

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What is this project led by Fair Future about? We create and develop participatory monitoring tools as part of our screening and definition of needs. This includes what we set up and built and where the real needs are located. Local authorities now use these maps in medical care, monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic, and drinking water needs in rural areas of East Sumba. Each of the social or medical actors, for example, during a visit to a place, a family, or an installation, can either map it or, if it exists, update it according to its evolution. Thank you very much Kawan
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Map of actions and definitions of needs by fair future & Kawan Baik, in East Sumba NTT, Indonesia

Essential tools, updated every day, every hour sometimes. Where are the problems? What solutions have we brought to it? Where are the people without water? Those sick? The pandemic outbreaks?

All these maps are produced by the foundation’s teams and all the volunteers involved in the field from our local Base Camp in Sumba Rumah Kambera.

You can click on the menu icon to open the pane of places, regions, villages, and areas and see the needs, the local resources, and the logistics put in place by our teams. What has been done is being done now, and what remains for us to do!

Note that all these maps are continuously updated by us directly from the field!

We provide relief in case of Natural Disasters

This map was created and developed during the natural disaster of April 2021, the floods, landslides, ruptures of the retention dams put the foundation and all our volunteers in hard work, 24/24 for several months. Since then, this map has been used by our field teams and will be used during the next natural disasters.

Clean Water access - Site of Mauliru - East Sumba

Access to water for families is essential for their life, health, and well-being. In this sense, the implementation of sustainable solutions is one of our main objectives with the Fair Future Foundation. In addition, these programs for access to clean and drinking water are clearly part of the fight we have been leading since 2008: Improving the health of people, families, and communities, offering the possibility of increasing their income and their well-being…

Water Connections project - Site of MbinuDita - East Sumba

Health problems are also increasing, as well as nutritional problems (famine and starvation), mainly affecting children and other so-called “vulnerable” people. The crisis related to the lack of clean and consumable water is, therefore, an absolute priority here to improve the health of the populations, but also the local economy.

That’s why we drill wells and create clean water networks in the most complicated areas. Where live communities which, for lack of drinking water, are in permanent danger. Where we implement these programs, people are in a situation of starvation or serious nutritional deficiencies. This is an observation that we make every day here, on-site.

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An absolute emergency | #waterconnections - Laindatang site, East Sumba. A project entirely linked to the program to combat water-related infectious diseases, malnutrition and infant mortality. The fight against Malaria in East Sumba is one of our priorities with the primary medical care project for children in ultra-rural areas. This achievement will save lives here.

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Testimony and speaking out

Our proximity to communities and families in distress implies a duty to raise awareness to improve their living conditions or their situation.

The Fair Future or Kawan Baik teams may witness violence, injustice, and deliberate acts and must testify.

Testimony is the act of becoming aware, in private or public, of what we see or have seen happening in front of us and by documenting these acts, we report.

Sometimes Fair Future speaks out publicly to highlight a crisis, expose abuses, challenge the diversion of aid, or speak out against policies that restrict access to health care, education, food and all other forms of social protection.

Supply and logistics

Fair Future already helps thousands of families every year but we are struggling!

However, one of our main problems is that we don’t have enough equipment and not enough medicine when we should always have enough material for the work to be done and for the patients to be treated.

In particular for the response to emergencies or in the event of natural disasters, when supplies must be needed within 24 hours.

But also for long-term programs, where a regular supply of equipment and drugs is essential. Fair Future and its teams cannot respond to and deal with all requests due to a lack of resources.

Minimization of risks for everyone

The actions carried out on the ground by the Fair Future and Kawan Baik teams are based solely on needs, regardless of political, economic or other interests.

On the ground but also everywhere else, our teams communicate and dialogue on a daily basis with communities, village authorities and regional governments, to facilitate access and supply to medical care, clean water, and food sufficient for the inhabitants of villages and rural communities.

Fair Future and Kawan Baik do everything possible to minimize the risks for our teams and the villagers to provide them with what they need.

The Fair Future teams

“You never know when it will happen, but it will happen again.”

When a health or social crisis affects one of the regions in which we are already, the Kawan Baik (good friends) of Fair Future who are present will mobilize to assist.

Fair Future, as it often does, can mobilize personnel from the region with whom we often work, including a group of over one hundred volunteers. Specialists can also be sent on-site from one of its logistics bases in Denpasar or Waingapu. Our teams include medical personnel, logisticians, water specialists, and project managers.

Treat sick people by providing access to clean water instead of medicine. It's possible, we make it!

Water Connections

Help us drill a deep well in a village without water, without road access, without electricity. It is also possible!

Let's Drill Together

An earthquake, tsunami, flood or cyclone can devastate entire communities, like in April 2021 in NTT, Indonesia

Emergency relief program

Other social or medical problems for which we are engaged

Please find out how, why we respond to different diseases and the challenges we face in providing treatment