Saving lives is our priority!
In many developing countries, up to 95% of families own at least one computer and have internet access at home, in schools, or public libraries. They use this access to:
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Complete schoolwork
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Build software and applications
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Create blogs and websites
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Communicate through VoIP services
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Stay informed with global news
However, Haiti and the Dominican Republic remain significantly behind in digital infrastructure.
Many government offices still rely on typewriters to produce legal documents, a system long outdated in the modern world.
Purpose of the Program
In developing countries, technology is one of the most powerful tools for connection, efficiency, and modernization. It enables:
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Digital communication with global partners
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Transmission of medical reports and prescriptions to pharmacies and hospitals
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Uploading and accessing patient data across multiple medical facilities
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Sharing academic reports and student records without dependence on paper documents
JGAF TECHNO-ALPHA aims to introduce and standardize these digital processes to modernize healthcare, education, and government administration.
JULES GLOBAL ACCESS FOUNDATION (JGAF) has launched an accelerated initiative: JGAF TECHNO-ALPHA.
The goal of JGAF TECHNO-ALPHA is to train multiple generations across Haiti and the Dominican Republic—beginning with doctors, nurses, teachers, hospital staff, pharmacists, students, and social workers—on how to properly use computers, the internet, and digital record systems. In addition, the program will introduce training on how to create and manage patient charting systems.
Why This Matters — A Real-Life Scenario
Imagine Ms. Mary visits a doctor and receives a prescription for several medications. She begins treatment, but shortly after, another health issue arises. She visits a different doctor at another facility, but there is no access to her previous medical records. Without knowing her current prescriptions, the second doctor may prescribe medication that conflicts with her existing treatment. Instead of healing her, this gap in communication could create a medical crisis.
How You Can Help
To make this program successful and continue saving lives, JGAF is calling on friends, partners, and organizations to donate laptops, iPads, or tablets—even if they are gently used or no longer in active service.