At Fair Future Foundation, we are dedicated to delivering essential healthcare, clean water, and nutritious food to those most in need. In Ultra-Rural Areas, we are aggressively combatting the resurgence of polio and endemic malaria and ensuring children's health through our Primary Medical Care and Water Connections programs. Our unwavering commitment drives us to create lasting change, with 93% of our funds directly invested in these crucial initiatives. Together, we are steadfastly building a healthier future.
Quick News: Fair Future’s Daily Impact in Brief
Check out Fair Future Foundation’s Quick News! Get daily updates on our activities in ultra-rural communities. Stay informed about our efforts to bring health, education, and clean water to those in need.
Quick News Updates: Your Direct Line to Fair Future’s Daily Impact.
Please stay connected with brief, timely updates from Fair Future Foundation, which highlight the most important moments of our daily work on the ground.
Welcome to the Quick News page! Here, you’ll find short, impactful updates that give you insight into the daily activities of the Fair Future Foundation. These brief posts capture the essence of our work, from new partnerships to project updates and moments of joy shared with the communities we serve.
This page is for those who want to stay informed about Fair Future’s ongoing efforts without reading lengthy articles. Each update reflects our commitment to transparency and keeps you in the loop about our impact. We invite you to explore these snippets of our journey, feel connected to our mission, and see how your support drives daily positive change.
Our Last Quick News Here
On August 2, the board of directors held its annual meeting
The Board of Directors held its annual meeting on 02.08.24, approving the 2023 accounts and ongoing projects. All members were reappointed, and Alex and the teams received congratulations from the Board. The Swiss Confederation approved the accounts and praised our excellent work.
We are testing the Laindatang drilling
We purchased a pump to test at the Laindatang drilling site for the Water Connections Phase 3 project. Over the past three days, we’ve been testing the pump to determine if the water flow is sufficient for 600 people after six months of drilling.
We are going to buy a used truck quickly
We are in the process of acquiring a second-hand truck for our upcoming field activities to transport medical supplies and construction materials. This vehicle will play a vital role in supporting our ongoing socio-medical initiatives.
