Da Nang Trade Union examines and provides health advice to 230 female union members and workers
Da Nang - The City Labor Federation examines and provides health advice to 230 female union members and workers of the Syndicate of Sinaran Vietnam Co., Ltd.
News from the Da Nang City Labor Federation on October 25th said: within the framework of the "New Dream" (MUM) Project, the Da Nang City Labor Federation organizes a health check-up program for female union members and employees of Sinaran Vietnam Co., Ltd.
At the program, workers were examined, consulted, had blood tests and screened for cervical cancer for 230 female workers.
The activity contributes to raising awareness about reproductive health care, helping female workers proactively prevent and detect early disease risks, while improving access to quality medical services.
The "New Dream" project was approved for receiving by Da Nang City People's Committee in Decision No. 1591/QD-UBND dated April 10, 2026, implemented by the City Labor Federation, with funding from the French Development Agency (AFD) through BATIK International and GRET Associations.
The project is implemented from April 20, 2026 to March 31, 2028 at enterprises in industrial parks in Da Nang city.
The project aims to promote a better working environment for workers, focusing on reducing gender inequality, improving access to high-quality health and public services, and improving the gender management capacity of enterprises.
The two key objectives of the project are to improve business capacity in preventing and combating sexual violence, gender-based violence and promoting compliance with labor standards.
At the same time, strengthen social connections, improve welfare for female workers through physical and mental health counseling, develop a core labor network and organize medical examination and treatment activities by mobile medical vehicles.
Through practical activities, the MUM Project contributes to affirming the role of the Trade Union organization in taking care of health, improving working conditions and promoting gender equality, towards improving the quality of life for female union members and workers.
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