Throughout 2025, student groups and academic units at Duy Tan University (DTU) organised volunteer programmes for disadvantaged households and children in remote communities. Initiatives including “Spring Comes to A Nong” (Xuan ve A Nong), “Pharmacy of Warmth and Care” (Duoc Am Tinh Thuong), “Blouses Sharing Care” (Blouse Trao Yeu Thuong), “Spring Comes to the Village” (Xuan ve tren ban), “Sharing the Colours of Spring” (Trao Sac Xuan) and “Mid-Autumn Festival for Children” (Trung thu cho em) combined essential supplies, meals, learning materials and community activities.

Through “Spring Comes to A Nong” in A Nong commune, Tay Giang district, Quang Nam, volunteers delivered 60 packages containing blankets, pillows and other necessities to households facing particular hardship. Another 60 packages, including school bags, books and learning supplies, were presented to students who had achieved strong results despite difficult circumstances. The programme also donated a desktop computer for use at a local community facility.

In Cot Buom village, Ka Dang commune, Dong Giang district, students from DTU’s Faculty of Pharmacy carried out “Pharmacy of Warmth and Care” on 11–12 January 2025. Fundraising and donations supported the distribution of 60 packages of essentials to residents, 40 gifts with school bags and nearly 120 packages of sweets for children. The programme also organised a free community market, donated equipment to the local community centre, and provided free health examinations and medicines to more than 300 residents.

Other student initiatives focused on children’s daily needs and opportunities to learn and play. In Tra Son commune, Bac Tra My district, “Blouses Sharing Care” included games and activities for children alongside the distribution of books, clothing, sweets and household essentials. “Spring Comes to the Village” reached students at the Tak Po school site in Nam Tra My district, while “Sharing the Colours of Spring” provided lunch for children at the Mang Di school site in Tra Nam commune.

During the Mid-Autumn Festival, “Mid-Autumn Festival for Children” visited Ta Lang and Gian Bi in Da Nang. Volunteers distributed 100 festival gifts for children, 100 nutritious meals, 10 gifts for households and learning supplies. Traditional games, lantern activities and a lion dance gave children an opportunity to celebrate together.

Although each programme was organised for a different community, the activities shared a practical purpose: helping families meet everyday needs and giving children additional support for school, health and recreation. Through these visits, DTU students contributed their time and effort to communities facing hardship and put the University’s commitment to community engagement into action.