ACTIVITIES

1. Male condom: for safe sexual intercourse.

2. Alarm whistle: emits a loud sound of up to 130dB.

3. Survival keychain: a pointed tool for self-defense in emergency situations.

4. Glass breaker with integrated seatbelt cutter: allows for quick and easy glass breaking and seatbelt cutting.

5. Exclusive handbook: includes instructions for using the kit and self-defense tips for young women.

6. Custom-designed drawstring bag (size 15×22), used to hold the items of the kit.

VFSA - College primarily focuses on a central support unit for young women who have experienced physical or emotional harm. This includes issues such as unintended pregnancy, sexual harassment, violence, social isolation, as well as broader challenges related to academic pressure, relationships, and mental health.

With the desire to ensure that all young women in vulnerable situations receive equal protection, VFSA proudly introduces its support centers, which are always ready to stand by and assist female students in any circumstance:

1. Instagram: vfsa_helpcenter

2. Emergency hotline: 0866373681

3. Fanpage Vietnamese Female College Students Association – Mạng lưới Nữ sinh Đại học offering 24/7 support.

All individuals who seek help from VFSA support centers are guaranteed to receive continuous guidance and assistance until their issue is fully resolved. For cases that seriously affect a young woman’s physical or mental health, or require legal intervention, VFSA and its Sponsoring and Advisory units will “never leave you behind.”

The very first event of Season 1, The Pastry-Selling Doll, was successfully held at Hoàn Kiếm Walking Street and concluded with 16 million VND raised and 100 kilograms of donated goods collected, all of which were contributed to support children in remote mountainous areas.

With a total number of participants reaching 200,the “Breaking the Cocoon” Talkshow—organized in collaboration with Teen Yêu and the Center for Children and Development—was a resounding success at the International Center in Hoàn Kiếm. 7 million VND from the workshop’s profit was donated to the Đồi Cốc Cemetery for Unborn Babies,the remaining profits are saved into the Network’s Compassion Fund to support the achievement of its long-term goal of building charity shelters for children who are victims of violence or homelessness, female students facing unintended pregnancies, and children born from unintended pregnancies.

The Stage 2, Season 2 fundraising fair featured a wide variety of booths, offering products such as mugs, drawstring bags, keychains, phone accessories, hair clips, and snack stalls to serve visitors during their shopping experience. Additionally, interactive activities like bracelet making, clay sculpting, and tarot readings were among the most popular attractions for young attendees.

Focusing on the theme of consumerism and manipulative marketing tactics surrounding modern beauty standards for women—one of the most widely discussed topics in the field of Sociology today—the interactive talkshow “Wise-n-Wide,” featuring guest speakers Văn Thị Thanh Bình and Nguyễn Thị Lan Anh, made a strong media impact and was featured in multiple press outlets.

The “Glimpse” pre-event of Season 3 featured adorable accessories such as bracelets, scrunchies, and hair clips. These items were not just familiar everyday pieces—they served as little “tickets” back in time, evoking memories of when they once took the world by storm. Though time passes, their charm and usefulness remain timeless.

At the event, many female students participated with the desire to explore ways of confronting and resolving their own psychological challenges. Among these, childhood-rooted emotional trauma drew significant attention.
In addition to addressing mental health issues, VFSA also provided insights into gender stereotypes and the societal pressures that female students often face. Through this, the organization aimed to help participants overcome these barriers and grow in confidence.

Season 1 concluded with 16 million VND and over 100 kg of donated items—including books, clothing, stuffed animals, and more—delivered to children in mountainous areas.

Each season, VFSA College conducts three research projects on feminism and women’s issues, under the guidance of professors from Oberlin College, USA. All research papers are submitted to international journals and media outlets for publication.

VFSA College collaborates with the Sen Vàng Volunteer Team to organize weekend charity cooking sessions at the Vietnam National Children’s Hospital.

An education encouragement fund for girls from disadvantaged backgrounds, scholarship programs for promising female students, and investments in teaching initiatives and library development with the long-term goal of eradicating illiteracy among girls in mountainous and remote areas.

VFSA College collaborates with the Female Student Club of Thai Nguyen University of Education, Rainbow Class, and the Humanity Bookshelf project to operate a volunteer-based education and scholarship support system for underprivileged girls in primary and lower secondary school.

[MANG THAI NGOÀI Ý MUỐN]

A long-term charitable fund dedicated to building shelters for underprivileged girls who are homeless or victims of violence (including physical, domestic, and sexual abuse), young women facing unintended pregnancies, and children born from such circumstances.
A fund dedicated to regular charitable activities, while also contributing to organizations that share the same vision and mission.
The fund has saved over 100 million VND to date.
The fund regularly updates its charitable activities on Instagram. vfsa_quy.nhan.ai

Establishing a fund to support women’s entrepreneurship and create employment opportunities for women.

VFSA College collaborates with the Oberlin Global Feminist Collective from Oberlin College (USA) to organize international workshops and exchange sessions focusing on gender equality and feminist movements across different countries.

Starting from May 2026, VFSA College will officially launch its mentorship system to support female students during academic transitions - particularly those aiming to apply for study abroad programs in Asia, Europe, the Americas, Australia, and beyond.

Posting articles to commemorate the nation’s major historical anniversaries and to express deep gratitude to the generations who came before us.

Organizing international exchange programs, youth forums, and building partnerships with global women’s and student organizations, VFSA empowers Vietnamese female students to access knowledge, culture, and professional development opportunities in international environments. VFSA is not only a bridge connecting Vietnamese female students but also a gateway to the world.

Focusing on developing leadership skills, critical thinking, and a pioneering spirit among Vietnamese female students through training courses, workshops, and practical activities.
From equipping female students with soft skills and project management abilities to fostering self-confidence and community awareness, VFSA aims to build a generation of young women who dare to think and act - future leaders capable of driving positive change in society.

Conducting surveys and discussions on potential measures to support and protect women in the future, such as gender education campaigns, programs on recognizing and responding to danger, and the proposal and implementation of solutions including: public emergency buttons at bus stops, major intersections, and parks; warning maps that mark high-risk areas; SOS mobile applications that connect directly to the police, family members, and provide real-time GPS tracking; safe ride-sharing services for women; secure night buses; and “Safe Point” locations at shops, cafés, and households where women can seek temporary shelter or help in dangerous situations.

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