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Découvrez la chaîne YouTube de la Fair Future Foundation. Suivez notre lutte humanitaire en Indonésie orientale contre des maladies telles que le paludisme, la tuberculose et la polio. Explorez notre action pour l'eau propre et l'assainissement des communautés vulnérables. Partagez notre engagement envers l'éducation des enfants.

Notre approche unique implique les membres du conseil, dont le fondateur Alex Wettstein, sur le terrain. Comprenez l'impact des maladies et des pénuries sur les populations ultra-rurales, en particulier les enfants. Nous expliquons clairement les problèmes de santé.

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In the remote villages of East Sumba, health workers like Veronika, like Primary Medical Care’s field coordinator Erwin, face many challenges due to lack of electricity and internet access. These obstacles have led to innovative solutions, such as using a single tree that provides poor 4G signal reception as a makeshift communication point. This makeshift tower serves as a lifeline for Kawan Sehat’s health workers, allowing them to update and sync patient data via their mobile app. Such ingenuity highlights human creativity in finding new solutions out of necessity, even in isolated communities. Climbing this tree highlights the resilience and determination of these communities to provide healthcare despite systemic barriers. #PrimaryMedicalCare #FairFutureFoundation #RuralHealthcare #HealthAccess #DigitalInnovation #SavingLives #KawanSehat #CommunityHealth #MedicalAid #nooneleftbehind
"The Magic Tree: Climbing for Connectivity in Rural Sumba. #primarymedicalcare
The Truck of Life enjoys a rare moment of freedom, rolling through the dry savanna of East Sumba. Fully loaded with medicines and a stocked fridge, its ultrasound unit rests before the next mission. Tomorrow, it will be back on the road, bringing care to those with no access to medical facilities. Today, we take a moment to appreciate this extraordinary vehicle that makes healthcare possible in the most remote areas #fairfuture #TruckOfLife #FairFutureFoundation #MobileHealthcare #MedicalAid #RuralHealthcare #SavingLives #HealthAccess #CommunityHealth #HealthcareForAll #NoOneLeftBehind
The Truck of Life, our medical truck enjoys some free time. #Truckoflife #medicalcareforall
Erwin and the Primary Medical Care scooter navigate difficult terrain to ensure Kawan Sehat health agents receive critical medical supplies. Their backpacks are almost empty, and without continuous restocking, patients in these remote villages would have no access to treatment. These incredible women treat nearly 100 people every month—disinfecting wounds, providing care, and saving lives where no doctors or medical centers exist. They are true heroes of healthcare.#fairfuture PrimaryMedicalCare #FairFutureFoundation #HealthcareHeroes #RuralHealthcare #SavingLives #MedicalAid #HealthAccess #CommunityHealth #KawanSehat #NoOneLeftBehind
Erwin refill the medicine stocks of Kawan Sehat health workers- #primarymedicalcare
Tic-Toc, Tic-Toc… 2,200 SolarBuddy Junior lamps are on their way to East Sumba! Soon, 2,200 children will have access to light in villages with no electricity, and 24 classrooms will receive SolarBuddy Student lamps. Light means more than visibility—it means education, safety, and a better future for these children. Together, we’re brightening lives where darkness once ruled! #fairfuture #SolarBuddy #FairFutureFoundation #EducationForAll #RuralDevelopment #CleanEnergy #LightForLearning #BrighterFuture #CommunitySupport #NoMoreDarkness #Impact
2224 SolarBuddy Lamps are on their way to East Sumba. #SolarBuddy
After a long day in Mbinudita, Erwin, our Primary Health Care Field Coordinator, returns from his daily rounds, reflecting on the six remarkable Kawan Sehat health workers he encountered today. For over three years, these courageous and dedicated women have been delivering medical care by disinfecting wounds, treating infections, and counselling families, all in areas where doctors are unavailable, internet access is non-existent, electricity is scarce, and access to health care is nearly impossible. Each month, these women treat hundreds of patients, ranging from newborns with high fevers to elderly villagers battling infections. Without clinics, they rely solely on the medical backpacks we have provided, containing over one hundred medical supplies, their expertise, and their unwavering determination. Their work is truly extraordinary, as they preserve, enhance, and save lives in regions that no one else can reach. Erwin reflects on his experiences today, recalling the challenges he encountered, the conversations he engaged in, and the acts of resilience he witnessed. Pausing to appreciate the golden Sumba sunset, he understands that his work is not yet complete. Tomorrow, he will travel to an even more remote village, where he will meet more extraordinary women: the Kawan Sehat workers, who are devoted to providing healthcare to the often overlooked. A heartfelt thank you to Erwin, Elthon, and these incredible women: your unwavering dedication is transforming lives. #KawanSehat #PrimaryMedicalCare #FairFuture #ActForChange #HealthForAll #CommunityFirst #MedicalAid #StrongerTogether #RuralHealthcare #HumanitarianAction
Erwin’s Journey as Field Coordinator: Empowering Women Who Care in Sumba #primarymedicalcare
Today, Susanti, Erwin and Elthon rode their scooters through the rough roads and slippery dirt paths to Maubokul, Dusun Tanarara which is a tiny village in East Sumba. Their mission today is very clear: Meet two remarkable women, the Kawan Sehat Health Workers in the area, who have been acting as true heroes, saving lives for over three years. These women provide vital health services in remote villages by treating wounds, disinfecting injuries and fighting diseases where medical care is virtually unavailable. Often, the nearest health center is too far away or insufficiently stocked with medicines, equipment or staff. In response, they are stepping up to provide essential care that would otherwise be inaccessible. Today’s visit wasn’t just about delivering essential medicines. It also involved listening to their needs, answering their questions, and improving their work, from sharing the latest medical techniques to improving data collection with the Kawan Sehat app. Despite having no roads, no water, and no electricity, they continue to care for others. Let’s give Erwin, Elthon, and Susanti a big round of applause for their crucial work on this mission. Every medicine they deliver and every piece of advice they offer has the power to save lives. #KawanSehat #HealthForAll #FairFuture #ActForChange #MedicalAid #StrongerTogether #RuralHealthcare #CommunityHealth #HumanitarianAction #LifeSavingWork
Delivering Medicines and Support to Kawan Sehat Health Workers in Maubokul.
These women are the only medical resource for tens of thousands of people. In the ultra-rural regions of Sumba, where no hospitals or doctors exist, Fair Future’s Kawan Sehat health agents are providing life-saving medical care. Erwin and his team are currently assessing their work, replenishing medical supplies, and setting new objectives to keep up with growing patient numbers. Key updates: . Restocking essential medical supplies to ensure continuity of care . Improving the Kawan Sehat app for better patient tracking & treatment . Planning future projects to expand medical aid in underserved communities The role of these health agents is absolutely vital. They are the first—and often only—line of defense against disease, injury, and medical emergencies. Without them, tens of thousands would have no access to healthcare. Support their mission & help us strengthen rural healthcare! 🔗 #PrimaryMedicalCare #FairFuture #HealthcareForAll #KawanSehat #MedicalAid #savelives
Erwin answers health workers' questions, gives them new medications and plans for the future.
Before each mission, Erwin meticulously organises medical supply kits for Kawan Sehat health workers. In their village, each worker is outfitted with a medical backpack specially designed for them. The backpack contains over 100 essential medical items, such as painkillers, antipyretics, antihistamines, cough suppressants, eye drops, antiseptics, bandages, blood pressure monitors, and more. These supplies are vital for them to deliver effective patient care. It’s not merely about packing medicines; it’s about coordination, precision, and urgency. Erwin ensures that each worker has what they require by bridging the gap between our central pharmacy, online doctors using the Kawan Sehat app, and health workers operating in remote, ultra-rural villages. He carefully organises everything and replenishes supplies to guarantee uninterrupted care. This system permits nearly a thousand people in areas lacking health services to access medical treatment every month. Thanks to Erwin's efforts, wounds are disinfected, fevers, coughs, and pains are alleviated, diseases related to contaminated drinking water are effectively treated, and illnesses are not fatal due to a nearby doctor's absence. The primary medical care programme is founded on dedication, teamwork, and an unwavering commitment to improving, preserving, and saving lives in the most remote locations. A heartfelt thank you to Erwin and all the programme coordinators who have devoted three years to making this initiative an undeniable success. Your efforts transform lives every day. #KawanSehat #FairFuture #HealthForAll #MedicalAid #StrongerTogether #CommunityHealth #ActForChange #RuralHealthcare #LifeSavingWork #HumanitarianAction
Primary Medical Care Field Coordinator Prepares Medicines for Future Visits #primarymedicalcare
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