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Not only are water supplies an issue across most of Indonesia, they are particularly problematic in Lombok. In Batu Bangke Hill, a remote location in Lombok, water supplies are not adequate for health & safety reasons. With a lack of clean water supplies, locals often purchase tanks or purchase deep wells that come at a high expense. This project has assisted the local communities with innovative methods such as rainwater harvesting, to provide better access to water.

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Sanitation is sparse in Indonesia with statistics showing that less than 7% of the total population have functioning sanitation systems implemented. Particularly in Lombok, many houses lack access to toilets and in remote areas, public schools have poor hygienic facilities. The Foundation has been working on resolutions for these fundamental necessities which has resulted in creating the Tiger toilet. This resulted in implementing an eco-friendly toilet in the local Selong Belanak School.

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Across local communities in Indonesia, Hygiene is often an issue for most people. Common factors that are not addressed are personal hygiene, environmental cleanliness, and waste management. This can have a detrimental effect on health and ultimately quality of life. Working closely with educational facilities and organizations, we assist in creating hygiene awareness through local campaigns.

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Although healthcare facilities are plentiful in Lombok, the island has many remote locations that cannot access these facilities. With a lack of health care, quality of life can be severely impacted and have wider repercussions. The Foundation has been cooperating with the local health care centers to organize health visits to these remote communities. The goal is to improve health for the locals that cannot access their right to healthcare.