Today, we have financed three projects (Idr. 94,000,000.- / Chf, 5,745.-), in favour of villages &families living in the heart of the most rural areas of eastern Indonesia. These projects are related to the Water Connections, Primary Medical Care, Child Health & Documentation programs. Thank you all for your participation.

Picture of the day: This shows you what a traditional hand-dug well looks like in an ultra-rural area of East Sumba. Generally shallow, often dry, with water that is a health hazard. What families need to do to have water at home for eating, drinking, bathing, caring for children, watering livestock and animals, and watering gardens.

The Picture of the day: Teachers in rural villages in East Sumba care for and save lives. 95% of women are involved and empowered. Primary Medical Care is an innovative and unique program in the world, as evidenced by the images taken by these new caregivers.

Picture of the day: We want to show you the type of sanitary facilities we build. Having given water access to these 270 families of Mbinudita, Sumba East, also gives the possibility of having toilets. And that was unimaginable a few months ago for these families living in rural areas.

Our medical teams are happy to announce that they have received financial support of Chf.20,000.- to enable them to complete the stock of medicines and other small medical equipment. This will help them preserve and improve the health and lives of needy people. You can also participate here Kawan.

Picture of the day: When there is no water on-site, and you have to fetch it, it is mainly women and young girls who take up their time and miss out on opportunities.

Picture of the day: At the end of the first day of classes, the visit of M. Khris Praing, Bupati, and his wife gave us immense pleasure. The regent is a good friend of the foundation; we have worked together for more than two years. It was a great joy for us, as for all the teachers who took part in this first training day.

Picture of the day: During these three or four training days, they will learn how to treat a wound and give first aid to an injured or sick child so that his situation does not worsen and becomes much more severe. But also, above all, determining when to call a doctor or go to the nearest medical centre. 

Picture of the day: In rural eastern Indonesia, families have no access to primary medical care. When a medical emergency occurs, everything becomes very complicated, and the risks are immense. In this photo, Alex, the founder of Fair Future, teaches kids from an isolated village how to heal themselves.

This is a significant sum that will save many lives. But first, it will be used for purchasing medical equipment and medicines and setting up training modules on the sites in East Sumba. This training will begin next week with more than one hundred daily participants for five days.

Picture of the day: A simple photo is of the book "Kawan Sehat", which means "the healthy friend", on which Kawan Baik and Fair Future have been working for a few months. We are happy because the book is now finished, printed and ready to be loaded into the Truck of Life...

Picture of the day: The Water Connections project has more than thirty reservoirs, more than twenty sanitation facilities, and water for 2,500 people in Mbinudita. Water to reduce infant mortality, birth problems and serious illnesses linked to the consumption of unsanitary water.

URGENT: If you live in the Denpasar area, you can visit us at Rumah Baik, the Kawan Baik headquarters. And you can bring medicines, first aid equipment and accessories, games and clothes for children. Anything you can donate will be sent to our East Sumba Base Camp. That would be great! Thank you very much, Kawan.

Kawan Sehat is a book for children in the Ultra Rural areas of eastern Indonesia that gives them tips and tricks to be healthier. Each panel features Rambu, Umbu and a Horse around socio-sanitary themes. The medical teams of the foundation to local customs and traditions have treated themes. This book is a part of the Primary Medical Care program.

Picture of the day: Having toilets for the first time in your life? It probably doesn't seem like a big deal to you, but it's game-changing for families here. Our teams are on site in East Sumba building toilets for over 300 families. So they can go to pee and poo elsewhere than behind a tree!

We have just received another donation of CHF.3,000.- from Switzerland for the purchase of anti-malaria drugs. With this sum, we will be able to buy medical equipment, emergency care equipment, drugs (including Doxycycline©, Kina© and Primaquin© against Malaria) and the things we need for the programs on-site in Sumba East.

We have just received a donation of CHF.1,000.- from Switzerland, for the purchase of anti-malaria drugs. With this sum, we will be able to give treatments over seven days including Doxycycline©, Kina© and Primaquin© to more than one hundred people infected with Malaria, which as a reminder can be fatal.

Follow the Truck of Life, who will soon leave for Sumba East, by road at the end of November. It will be loaded with medicines and medical equipment dedicated to the medical care programs on site. You will be able to follow us by means of this Interactive Map that we will feed with stories, images and short videos.

Giving just 1.- per day will help a family or a child to have a healthier and more harmonious life. But also access to better health, healthier food, drinking water, more school supplies, reusable water bottles, solar lamps for studying, seeds for the garden, vitamins, advice from our healthcare professionals, and medication if needed in the event of illness.

The Fair Future foundation is active in local medical care, its primary mission. Since 2008, we have implemented measures and programs to offer a healthier and more harmonious life through traditional medicine and innovative projects. Take a Take a look at this photo album

Fair Future has just donated to Kawan Baik Indonesia Foundation, part of the sum will be used to acquire more than one ton of medical equipment and medicines for the program of access to primary medical care dedicated to children in rural areas from East Sumba.

Our medical teams are issuing a red health alert linked to the malaria epidemic, affecting the eastern regions of Indonesia for several weeks. We are ready to go there at the end of this month with the Truck of Life, and you can help us acquire antimalarial treatments for the children. There is no medicine available here.

As part of the project for access to primary medical care for children in rural areas of eastern Indonesia, the foundation needs you to help us transport all the equipment to our medico-social base in East Sumba. We want to be able to load our medical truck as much as possible to reduce logistical costs and to do this. We still need medical equipment.

In these few images taken at the end of October 2022, in a village in East Sumba, more than a hundred people have access to this unique water source. A well was dug by hand more than ten years ago and is almost always dry. People have to queue to get a few litres of water unfit for consumption and dangerous to their health.