Ede moun Jere tan.
About JEREMM
JEREMM - Jere moun. It is a community and technology project that aims to make medication search clearer, so people can manage their time.
The problem
When someone needs a medication, they often have to visit several pharmacies without knowing where to start. Each trip costs time, money, and energy.
JEREMM exists to shorten that path: search for a medication and see which participating pharmacies may be relevant.
How it works
People open JEREMM, search for a medication, and review results from participating pharmacies. Those pharmacies can share availability information.
What happens next is still decided in person with the pharmacist. JEREMM does not sell the medicine itself.
Who it serves
JEREMM is for people looking for medication, pharmacies that want to take part, and volunteers who help keep the service useful.
The first focus is Jérémie and Grand'Anse. We are not claiming nationwide coverage today.
Community and technology
The product is a web app that can be installed on a phone. Behind it are people: pharmacies, volunteers, and a small team building the service step by step.
We prefer information that can be checked over claims that are too large. Availability changes; users should confirm.
Founder
Wenderson Beauchamps is Founder & Project Lead, JEREMM. He is studying Energy Management and Controls Technology (EMCT) at Valencia College.
This page is about the project, not a personal biography.
Vision
The vision sits in the official slogan: Ede moun Jere tan. If people can learn sooner where to go, they keep time for family, work, and health.
Volunteers
Volunteers help check information, support users, and keep the project grounded. If you want to help, start from the volunteer page in the app.
Pharmacies
Participating pharmacies are the core of the service. Without them there is no availability to share. Pharmacies in Jérémie and Grand'Anse are welcome when they are ready.
Partners and donors
JEREMM can grow more steadily with support from the community, organizations, and people who want better medication access in Grand'Anse. If that includes you, open the app or reach the team through official channels once they are published.