Đông Á University launched its mental-health care and career-guidance programme for central Vietnam's high-school students on October 24 at Ngô Quyền High School in Da Nang, Báo Đà Nẵng reported. More than 1,200 students attended the opening, the first of 30 high-school sessions.
The 2027 edition runs from October 2026 to March 2027 and aims to reach more than 20,000 students in localities including Da Nang and Huế. The report says this is the fourth year in a row the programme has been held, and that it has supported more than 50,000 students over that time.
Its theme is "Colors in mind: each colour, one story". Organisers want students to understand themselves better, recognise and set safe mental boundaries in the digital age, share worries and seek help, and begin to shape a career path.
The report adds that students also receive health consultations and free medicine. It does not name the other 29 schools or say how the programme is funded.
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