The Fair Future Foundation is a Swiss

NGO recognised of pure public

utility, not-for-profit, which mission is

to develop, create and set up

humanitarian action projects related

to education, training and care for

people in disadvantaged countries.

The foundation exercises these

activities with respect for Human

Rights. It respects the beliefs,

traditions, customs and religions of

the countries in which it engages.

We believe that the path out of

poverty begins when the new

generation can access health

services and better education.

GoalsEnsure the basic needs of children in terms of food, housing, access,

medical follow-up and support for socio-emotional development;

Help children build their future in terms of schooling, apprenticeship,

professional training useful to their environment and their place of life;

Support women and girls in their health and fundamental rights, in the

context of so-called “forced” marriages, learning about the reproductive

system, pregnancy and contraception;

Work in so-called “emergency” actions; care for children in danger,

abandoned or street children or victims of various forms of trafficking;

Provide support for families in difficulty after a natural disaster, a shortage

of water, food, or suffering from an epidemic;

Develop a micro-credit solution for entrepreneurs or artisans who cannot

access conventional bank loans. This makes it possible to materialise micro

projects, thus promoting activity and wealth creation;

Provide access to a source of drinking water, by developing well

construction projects, reservoirs and rainwater harvesting.

ValuesThe fundamental right of access to health care and education is unfortunately

not an acquired right in Indonesia. We believe in benevolent and selfless actions.

While being convinced that one never becomes poor by giving.

How?The foundation has always involved - above all - the locals in the development of

its actions. We know that they are the most capable of understanding, better

than anyone else, local issues and therefore the best placed to propose solutions

adapted to customs, traditions and beliefs.

It is with this in mind that we have created, in collaboration with the "Kawans"

(meaning "good friends"), two foundations recognised by the Indonesian State. It

is thanks to their innovative ideas and their commitment that we can create and

support these projects.

2006: Birth of the foundation at the initiative of Alexandre Wettstein

2008: The foundation is recognized as a public utility by the Swiss State

2011: Creation of the Indonesian foundation "Bali Sari Foundation" which

aims to provide medical care to the Indonesian population

2011: Opening of the Fair Warung Bale social restaurant

2011: Opening of the first clinic and the home care program

Since 2011: The foundation offers medical, social and educational

supports to more than 30,000 people per year

2018: Opening of the hospital

2019: Creation of the “Kawan Baik Indonesia” foundation

2019: Start of the “Sumba photo Stories” project

2020: Beginning of the reconstruction of the Mbinu Dita school following

its collapse (in Sumba, an island east of the archipelago)

2020: Start of the “First Aid Kit” project which aims to provide training

and first aid kits to Sumba schools

2020 and the future: Health and continuing education projects, in

particular for women and young girls.

Access to water and renewable energy sources to provide electricity.

Toilet hygiene and sanitation program.

A mobile hospital to provide medical care in the field.

Who is funding us?

Since its creation, the foundation has been self-sufficient. It is therefore bycreating actions such as the social restaurant "Fair Warung Balé" or evenvery soon the online shop "Kawanbaik.co", that the foundation finances itsprograms.For our more ambitious projects requiring more funding, we appeal toprivate donations, but also to companies, municipalities or otherfoundations.

Does all of my donation arrive on the ground?

90% of donations are directly intended for the beneficiary population.

The remaining 10% is used to finance the missions as well as theaccommodation, transport and food of the volunteers who work for thefoundation.

Question?

Distribution of funds

Fair Future Foundation

Route d'Yvonand 8b

1522 Lucens - Suisse

On the field

Jl. Danau Poso no.51A,

80228 Sanur - Bali

Indonésie

info@fairfuturefoundation.org

+62 818 0440 0818

actionforfairfuture.org

Crédit Suisse : CH64 0483 5143 7008 9100 0

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Federal Number: CH-550.1.057.027-8

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