SolarBuddy education in East Sumba means more than light. Children in schools without electricity receive solar lamps, hygiene guidance, and printed learning tools. In 2026, 2,450 new lamps will extend this structured program. #SolarBuddy #ChildHealth https://t.co/ZQBqesy51j

At SDN Bidiwai, 103 SolarBuddy lamps were distributed. But light is only part of the work. Nine school health posters now hang in classrooms, turning teachers and children into daily prevention advocates in rural Indonesia. #SchoolHealth #EastSumba https://t.co/305eG597n7

Primary Medical Care in East Sumba means stock control, supervision, and direct clinical support for rural health agents. In isolated villages, logistics prevents infections and saves lives. #PrimaryMedicalCare #EastSumba https://t.co/Dx20pLSEtx

Annual Report 2025 is now online. 13,000 medical consultations, 350,000L clean water secured, 3,000+ children with solar light, scientific malaria study and regional prevention project deployed in East Sumba. 16 years of structured Swiss field work. #AnnualReport2025

Sepsis in rural Indonesia does not start in hospitals. It begins with untreated wounds, infections and delayed care. Early primary medical care, trained community health agents and local treatment stop sepsis before the body collapses. #Sepsis #RuralHealth https://t.co/5H46IeFeQT

In Marada, malaria prevention starts with education and early testing. Field teams work with families to reduce delayed diagnosis and protect children through practical, everyday tools. #Malaria #KawanAgainstMalaria https://t.co/2V4ZibZFuX

Endings matter. After 3+ years, two Kawan Sehat health agents step back from frontline care. Hundreds of patients treated every year. Today we reviewed their work, collected the medical tools, listened to their feedback, and said thank you with respect. #PrimaryMedicalCare

Indoor residual spraying is not symbolic. It is a medical intervention applied inside homes where malaria transmission occurs. Precision, protection, and documentation are what make vector control effective in ultra-rural regions. #MalariaPrevention https://t.co/GkeTwcCYqk

One of 24 ultra-rural schools in East Sumba. No electricity at school or at home. We distribute SolarBuddy lamps so children can study after sunset, avoid kerosene fumes, and walk safely. Same visit: lung prevention and anti-smoking education. #SolarBuddy #ChildHealth

Indoor Residual Spraying is a vital tool in the fight against malaria. In East Sumba, our trained teams follow strict safety protocols, educate families, and apply IRS directly in homes. All resources are developed and used on-site. #Malaria #FairFutureFoundation

Health starts before illness. Kawan Sehat health agents not only treat wounds and fevers. They teach. They explain. They prevent. From hygiene to water, nutrition to HIV awareness, education saves lives long before medicine is needed. #PrimaryMedicalCare #Prevention

In 2025, Fair Future and Kawan Baik distributed 2,224 SolarBuddy Junior lamps and 24 SolarBuddy Student lamps across 24 remote schools in East Sumba. Visits included health education, hygiene, clean water messages, and occasional medical check-ups. Many schools lack electricity.

Primary medical care in East Sumba means action, not theory. Kawan Sehat health agents step in where healthcare is missing—measuring blood pressure, cleaning wounds, and caring for children before illness becomes critical. #PrimaryMedicalCare #GlobalHealth

Since 2019, we have built water reservoirs in villages lacking nearby clean water. Our 5,300-litre tanks help reduce infections, protect children, and keep girls in school. Clean water is essential for prevention. #WaterConnections

Padangi Iwi, East Sumba. No electricity, no street lights. SolarBuddy Junior lamps let children study after dark without toxic kerosene smoke. They also reduce burns and falls on steep paths when families cook or fetch water. Light is prevention. #SolarBuddy #EastSumba

For several days, infectious disease analysts were trained in malaria detection using microscopy in East Sumba. This program strengthens diagnostic accuracy and supports national malaria control efforts, in collaboration with Indonesian health authorities. #Malaria #HealthSystems

Erwin, our Primary Medical Care field coordinator, travels to remote areas on his motorbike to resupply medicines, review cases, and coordinate with 30 Kawan Sehat health agents and local health centers. Without his efforts, vital care wouldn’t reach patients. #PrimaryMedicalCare

At SDN Lindi Pingu in East Sumba, access is difficult, and there is no electricity. Around 60 children received SolarBuddy Junior lamps and one Student lamp. We teach how to use them, recharge them, and why light matters for health, safety, and learning. #SolarBuddy

Primary Medical Care means continuity During this full working day, we refilled medical stocks, reviewed cases, updated knowledge, and coordinated with the local health centre. Kawan Sehat health agents treat up to 1000 patients each month in isolated areas. #PrimaryMedicalCare

Malaria prevention starts before spraying. In Umalulu, IRS training focuses on precision, safety, and community dialogue to reduce transmission for months. This is preventive medicine at the village scale. #MalariaPrevention #KawanAgainstMalaria https://t.co/y0QEaTNYKg