Medicines and Medical Supplies
CHF 103 restocks medicines and medical supplies for one Kawan Sehat health agent in East Sumba. We replenish medicines and consumables about every three months and replace reusable tools as needed.
What this project aims to change
- Medicines and consumables restocked.
- Damaged or missing tools replaced.
- Supplies for first aid and early referral.
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Keeping first-line care within reach in East Sumba
When someone is injured or falls ill in a remote village, a Kawan Sehat health agent is often the first person a family can reach. The medicines and medical supplies in each kit help the agent assess a patient, dress a wound and provide first-line care within their training and programme protocols.
If a patient needs further care, the agent contacts our medical team. We help arrange referral and transport to a health centre or hospital when needed. Having supplies on hand helps the agent care for the patient while we arrange the next step.
Medicines and medical supplies in each kit
One restock kit costs CHF 103 (IDR 2,250,000) and covers one health agent. About every three months, we check the agent’s stock and replenish the medicines and consumables they have used.
- Medicines and supplements. The kit includes essential medicines, oral rehydration salts and other supplies used under programme protocols.
- Dressings and consumables. We replenish items such as sterile gauze, plasters, antiseptics and gloves.
- Reusable equipment. Thermometers, stethoscopes, blood pressure monitors and other tools stay in service as long as they work. We replace them when they are lost, damaged or worn out.
Download the project PDF to see all 35 items. The inventory is on pages 3 and 4.
Restocking and follow-up
Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia organise the restocks through Primary Medical Care. We record who received each kit, when it was delivered and which items we replenished or replaced. At the next stock check, we review shortages and the condition of reusable equipment.
For wider context, read the WHO guideline on supporting community health worker programmes.
What we plan to do
Check each agent’s stock, replenish medicines and consumables about every three months, and replace lost, broken or worn-out tools as needed.
Who is responsible
Fair Future Foundation and Kawan Baik Indonesia, through Primary Medical Care.
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