Core Insights - Yunnan Province has launched a "growth package" aimed at providing psychological health and support services to over 300,000 youth by 2026, through initiatives like the "Protecting Buds" action and "Partner Program" [1] Group 1: Protecting Buds Action - The "Protecting Buds" action focuses on creating a safety net for youth, offering services such as psychological health support, rights protection, and companionship [1] - The Yunnan (Kunming) 12355 Youth Service Center has established a unified hotline across 16 prefectures, enhancing the efficiency of risk management and support for troubled youth [2] - The initiative has set up 132 service stations across 129 counties, integrating resources from educational, health, and legal sectors, with nearly 1,200 professionals involved [2][3] Group 2: Partner Program - The "Partner Program" aims to address the challenges of supervision and companionship for youth, particularly focusing on children from difficult backgrounds [3] - During the winter break of 2026, 263 care points provided 711 sessions of services, incorporating cultural and psychological education into the curriculum [4] - In Zhaotong, a city with over 260,000 migrant workers, the local government has prioritized the care of left-behind children, ensuring financial support for facilities and activities [4] Group 3: Community and Family Support - The "Mountain-Sea Love" program has facilitated reunions for 159 left-behind children with their working parents in Shanghai, enhancing family connections [5] - "Hope Harbor" centers in 75 locations across 52 counties provide emotional support through "Child Companion Mothers," filling the emotional gaps for children [6] - The integration of arts education, such as music training for rural teachers, is part of a broader strategy to enhance emotional well-being among youth [6]