1. Customers who have been stranded in high-risk countries have been given free data, minutes and credit

For any customers who have found themselves stuck in any country which was defined as high-risk by local health authorities last Friday, Vodafone Malta is providing free data, minutes and credit to make sure they can constantly keep in touch with their loved ones back on the rock.

2. Every family – regardless of service provider – is being offered three free months of child entertainment

Yes, that’s right!

Seeing as a lot of families are going to be getting way more indoors time, Vodafone Malta is providing every single family on the island three months of free access to Azoomee.

Azoomee is an application that provides safe entertainment for children through games, TV series and education content that will engage children during these tough (and rather boring) times.

Whatever service provider you have, if you’re in Malta and you’ve kids you need to entertain, you can access Azoomee for free and start your three months by clicking right here!

3. Free data to the heroic people guiding us through this

Nurses, doctors, healthcare professionals, the Police Force, the Armed Forces and the Civil Protection Department will all be given free data and minutes throughout the month of April.

These are the people the islands are looking up to on a daily basis, and Vodafone Malta felt it was only natural “to support the sterling effort of the country’s dedicated healthcare workers and law enforcement officers” with this awesome initiatives.

Beyond all that, Vodafone Malta has also taken a number of precautionary measures to keep both its customers and staff safe

Keeping people entertained is one thing, but you can’t forget to keep them safe at the same time.

Closely monitoring the latest guidance being given by both local health authorities and the WHO, Vodafone Malta implemented self-quarantine measures for employees returning from abroad as early as the 24th of February, but more changes were put into place as the situation escalated in the last days.

A dedicated Health & Safety Team – a part of a broader Crisis Management Team – has been closely monitoring the situation and guiding the way forward. The majority of Vodafone Malta’s 350-strong workforce, for example, has been asked to work from home, restricting face-to-face external meetings and intensifying its already-in-place remote working.

Meanwhile, the island’s Vodafone outlets have been equipped with masks and hand sanitisers, with surfaces being cleaned and disinfected regularly, and customers are being asked to keep a distance of at least one metre from counters. On top of all that, the opening hours of some of the stores have been modified, with new opening times being available on Vodafone Malta’s website.

Despite all these necessary changes, however, Vodafone Malta’s call centre remains fully operational

A Live Chat facility was even launched on Monday 16th March in order to free up the support phone lines for those who have little to no digital access.

Apart from this, of course, customers can also send messages on Facebook or via email to [email protected].

In times like these, it’s great to know that a massive company like Vodafone has got your back!

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