MyMindPal Mental-Fitness App, now supporting Tenants

The Tenant Support & Wellbeing Service (TSWS) from Life & Progress is a groundbreaking support service designed specifically to offer around-the-clock supports to Tenants.  This service is already being well-received by Housing Associations and Trust, albeit this service is available to any Landlord type organisation that is considering new ways to support their respective tenants.

One of the latest available elements of this service is the all-new Mental-Fitness App known as MyMindPal.

If such a service falls into your remit and you would like to know more, especially about MyMindPal, then please visit our TSWS website page by clicking here then contact us through the website to discuss your needs and to obtain your own TSWS quotation.

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