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Children can't learn effectively in darkness or when suffering from chronic infections. By electrifying schools, improving nutrition, and providing treatment for common illnesses, we create safe environments for learning and development. In this way, education acts as a shield against poverty and social exclusion.
Focusing on rural areas that lack essential services, to ensure every family has health, water, and opportunity.
Imagine a region where water is as precious as gold, where communities face eight-month-long dry seasons. Now, picture a bold initiative, the Tanambanas Water Connection Project, designed to capture and store rainwater ingeniously. Join us on this journey of innovation and resilience as we bring hope, clean water, and a brighter future to the people of Tanambanas.
“In the heart of Sumba East, a coalition of heroes united for an epic battle against malaria. They embarked on a journey fueled by hope, dedication, and unwavering commitment. However, what set the stage for their triumph was the meticulous preparation that underpinned every step. Discover why this groundwork is not just a step but the very foundation of our mission to eliminate malaria and save lives in the remote and underserved regions of Sumba East. Join us as we explore the monumental role of preparation in our heroic quest.
In the heart of East Sumba, Fair Future Foundation’s relentless efforts have brought a significant transformation to healthcare. Access to clean water, a basic necessity, has been restored at the Mahu health center (Puskesmas), benefiting over 20,000 individuals. The absence of clean water in healthcare has dire consequences, affecting hygiene, patient care, and overall operations. Fair Future invested nearly $10,000 to rectify this crisis, installing pipes, tanks, pumps, and more. This monumental achievement is a lifeline for ultra-rural communities, but challenges persist, including minimal access to water and high malaria rates. Fair Future remains dedicated through programs like Zero Malaria.
At Rumah Kambera, we are on a mission to prioritize the health and safety of non-smokers, particularly children, by establishing a 100% smoke-free environment. We’re unveiling the dangers of passive smoking and confronting both active and passive smoking, recognizing their severe health threats. Moreover, we’re taking a significant step towards sustainability through exemplary waste management, creating a cleaner and healthier future for all in the Sumba region.
Embark on a journey with the families of Laindatatang village, as they, with the support of Fair Future and Kawan Baik, successfully transformed access to their community, ushering in new opportunities for all. Explore how this ambitious infrastructure project, marked by unwavering dedication and local involvement, symbolizes a commitment to community well-being and a brighter future. Read on to uncover the story behind the Laindatatang Access Road Project.
The #ZeroMalaria Sumba program by Fair Future is making significant strides in the battle against malaria in eastern Indonesia. Through its meticulous screening, precise treatment, and strategic approach, this initiative aims to save lives and ultimately eradicate the debilitating disease that has long plagued the region. Join the movement and be a part of this transformative campaign for a malaria-free future.
Take a stand against malaria in Eastern Indonesia! Our groundbreaking #ZeroMalaria Sumba program empowers communities with the knowledge and resources to challenge this deadly threat. Through education, targeted interventions, and grassroots initiatives, we are leading the way to a malaria-free world. the future. Explore our inspiring efforts and discover your role in creating a malaria-free world. At the heart of the program is education and community empowerment, with a laser focus on amplifying awareness of the catastrophic risks of malaria.
In the heart of East Sumba, Indonesia, the Fair Future Foundation is actively engaged in the battle against endemic malaria through its #ZeroMalariaSumbaTimur program, initiated in 2023. Learn how our multifaceted approach, including Interior Residue Spraying (IRS), is making a significant impact in reducing malaria transmission. Join us in our fight against this deadly disease and help build a malaria-free future for East Sumba.
Laindatang in East Sumba, no clean water and no sanitation facilities. Fair Future changes this reality and brings about a remarkable transformation. A monumental journey that promises to revolutionize the future of this ultra-rural community. They don’t just build buildings, they create hope and opportunity. Their unwavering commitment is to strengthening the health and well-being of families who have faced isolation and hardship for too long.
The image illustrates our ongoing project: the excavation of a septic tank. This is the very first step towards the installation of the first-ever sanitation infrastructure in the village's history. Our goal is to reinforce the health and well-being of the families in this community. In closely associating ourselves with the villagers, a core principle in our approach, we work hand in hand to provide them vital access to water and sanitation facilities, despite their isolation in the eastern part of Sumba.
For several months now, our organizations – Fair Future and Kawan Baik – have favored constructing lightweight steel facilities. This decision is based on hygiene, maintenance, and construction efficiency grounds. The entire structure (in this case, two toilet – shower stalls) is constructed at the Fair Future Foundation’s base camp in Waingapu, called Rumah Kambera. We then transport the dismantled structure to the site of installation. It takes about a week for our team to operationalize an installation like this, followed by one to two weeks dedicated to finishing and aesthetic touch-ups.
In this underprivileged environment, families lack access to basic services, needs such as access to water or electricity are non-existent. During the dry season, when rainwater tanks are almost empty, they must travel miles to collect just a few litres of often unsuitable water. See the related #waterconnections posts here.
In the village of Laindatang, inhabitants have never had the privilege of a working shower or toilet. The enthusiasm and joy are palpable as they witness the construction of these new facilities, bringing them a simple feeling of happiness.
This installation will also contribute to reducing infectious diseases caused by the absence of adequate sanitation facilities in the village. This will likely lead to an increase in the quality of life for the villagers, a reduction in the time spent gathering water, and promote overall community health and well-being. This initiative is more than just building sanitation facilities. It symbolizes the start of a new chapter for Laindatang, signifying change and development towards a healthier community.
Thus, the work of Fair Future and Kawan Baik extends beyond physical construction, promoting progress, health, and hope for the future.
Fair Future Foundation, in collaboration with Kawan Baik Indonesia and Sumba Volunteer, is working to combat malaria in the highly affected region of East Sumba, Indonesia. Through their program, they aim to provide screening, prevention, and treatment to the remote village of Laindatang. The mission seeks to save lives and target vulnerable groups, such as children and pregnant women. Join them in their fight against malaria and help make a difference in East Sumba.
Discover the remarkable progress in our ongoing construction and repair efforts on the road to Laindatatang village in East Sumba. The Fair Future Foundation has been at the forefront, meticulously coordinating and overseeing this significant project for months. We’re thrilled to share that material trucks and tanker trucks can now effortlessly reach the village.
