Elders can now book a service by just giving a call to the service providers.
Dehradun, 17th May 2022: Putting the spotlight on the plight of the elderly population, Myla.in launches multiple services to ease the life and well-being of the elderly population. Now, senior citizens can book services like priests, tailoring, healthcare, passport applications, home cleaning, appliance repair, and a lot of other services by simply calling.
The senior citizens of our country have been the most affected and vulnerable section of our society after the unprecedented outbreak of the Covid-19. Myla.in has been very proactive in the empowerment of its vendors and now they are also taking steps to take care of the most vulnerable and forgotten part of our society.
Myla.in launches special services to cater to the Senior citizens in the country
Speaking on this initiative, Mr. Sidharth Kulbhaskar, Founder & Director of Myla.in, said,
“For us, it has always been about making a real difference in people’s lives and with this initiative, that is the attempt. The goal is to cater to their needs and offer a sense of belongingness in society. The elderly section of our country has been in social isolation and through this initiative, they can avail a myriad of services offered by us with easy accessibility. Our service providers have always been well trained with soft skills and etiquette. This will result in enhanced service delivery resulting in the satisfaction of our customers”
These services are launched with the aim of helping our aging population to book a service at their convenience and ease. This initiative will also contribute to turning Myla.in into the services Super app by offering its numerous services to all walks of life. Often, a lot of initiatives taken by the companies have targeted the younger generation. This initiative is taken to specifically provide some customized as well as some on-demand services as chosen by the customer and as per their requirements, the services can be availed at home.
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