A series of universities in Ho Chi Minh City launched a campaign to support people in flood-affected areas.

On November 22, many students took the opportunity to collect old clothes and arrange them neatly to bring to the university.

Sending all my heart to Central Vietnam

After nearly 1 day of organizing the relief reception point, the Youth Union - Student Association of the University of Natural Sciences , VNU-HCM City, received many donations to support people in the Central Highlands provinces who are suffering heavy losses.

Student Minh Hoang said that as soon as he received news that the school launched the call on the evening of November 21, Hoang and his three roommates packed old clothes, washed them, and promptly brought them to the school's gathering point.

Hàng loạt trường ĐH ở TP HCM mở chiến dịch hỗ trợ đồng bào vùng lũ - Ảnh 1. — Clothes are carefully sorted by students according to gender, size, and age.

Hàng loạt trường ĐH ở TP HCM mở chiến dịch hỗ trợ đồng bào vùng lũ - Ảnh 2. — Rice, cakes, milk, noodles, mineral water... are essential foods to support people at this time.

"Through clips on social networks, I understand how fierce and devastating the storms and floods are in the Central region. If I were in that situation, I don't know if I would have the strength to cope. Unable to return home to help my family because of difficult transportation, I chose to become a volunteer. I believe that somewhere in my hometown, there are young people helping my family" - a student shared.

Each bag of clothes, box of noodles, box of milk was sent to the gathering place... That is the heart of the students, including young people from the Central region, who are waiting day and night for information about their families.

Hàng loạt trường ĐH ở TP HCM mở chiến dịch hỗ trợ đồng bào vùng lũ - Ảnh 3. — Not only students, many people who heard the news also brought relief goods to the University of Natural Sciences to donate.

Speaking to reporters on the afternoon of November 22, a representative of Hung Vuong University in Ho Chi Minh City said that the "Journey of Love" relief team launched by the school, the Warm Love Volunteer Club and the Fleur de Lys Quy Nhon Hotel had just arrived in Gia Lai province. The team is currently gathering goods and preparing to move to heavily flooded areas.

"Every contribution, big or small, has become a practical source of encouragement to help our people overcome difficulties," the school representative emphasized.

Each facility is a gathering point

At Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade, students make flower baskets, souvenirs... All proceeds from sales will be sent to the people of Central Vietnam.

Hàng loạt trường ĐH ở TP HCM mở chiến dịch hỗ trợ đồng bào vùng lũ - Ảnh 4. — Students of Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade sell goods to raise funds for people in the Central provinces.

MSc. Pham Thai Son, Director of the Admissions and Communications Center - Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry and Trade, said that the school's 2026 program to support disadvantaged students will start earlier to help those affected by floods. It is expected to start from December 2025. This year's program focuses on supporting the following locations: Dak Lak , Gia Lai, Quang Ngai and Khanh Hoa.

With the spirit of “UFM – one roof, one heart”, the Trade Union of University of Finance – Marketing and the School Youth Union call on all lecturers, staff, employees, students and alumni to join hands to support people in flood-affected areas.

The school receives support in the form of items such as: instant noodles, dry food, milk, white notebooks, clean warm clothes, necessities... In particular, the school will organize the reception of relief goods at all school facilities and will last until November 25.

Support students whose families suffered damage due to storms

On the afternoon of November 22, Hong Bang International University urgently announced the consideration and support of students whose families suffered losses in the storms and floods in 2025.

The beneficiaries are full-time students studying at the school in the first semester of the 2025-2026 school year; with permanent residence in areas heavily affected by storms and floods in the Central and Northern provinces; families in difficult circumstances who suffered loss of life or property due to storms and floods in 2025, with confirmation from local authorities or a record of the incident between the Student Experience and Employment Center and the Student.

The level of support will be based on the actual damage situation and the financial support from the school. Students must submit their application to the Student Management Department office by November 26.