Mosia

At Mosia, we provide a reliable platform designed to promote mental health, where users have the opportunity to share stories of life or difficulties and find solutions with people who really care and listen, who have the knowledge and experience. Listening and helping others will bring joy and happiness. On Mosia there'll be no more wrong information, gossip, fake news. A safe environment, where–we work together to build kindness, help each other spread the positive to the community. Mosia is an intimate connection source. Contribute to building a happy society.

Mosia creates an environment where you can bring even the smallest, most ordinary skills and experience to those who need it. Creating an intelligent and effective Internet usage space in the information technology boom with the continuous development of social networking and information sites. It's also an environment where you can exchange knowledge and skills as well as seek opportunities.

• On the current social networks, users have swept away with negative things, inaccurate information and fake news – creating negative impacts on the spiritual life and causing negative impacts on the community. When an issue is shared on social media, negative and confusing comments are often top comments, sometimes directly or indirectly affecting the sharer. 

• Problems that seem small and normal to one person but cause difficulties and pressure on the other. Sometimes, we need help and support from people who have just experienced, knowledgeable and time – those who are willing to listen to us, not to judge and really understand us. Suppressing emotions or hiding them doesn't make the problem go away. Instead, those negative emotions accumulate until we take explosive action or fall into depression.

• The opportunity to continue learning and growing, working with other talented and intelligent people. We not only help others but also allow others to help us.

• A place where people can express themselves with their abilities, whatever that is.

First focus on the domestic market, specifically the audience between the ages of 15 and 50 – students and working people:
• The speed of social development today, adolescents are increasingly affected strongly to mental and physical health. According to statistics in major neurological departments, depression is increasing from the age of 12. In particular, reasons from family and study account for a high proportion. The World Health Organization (WHO) says depression is "a major cause of morbidity and mortality for both men and women aged 10 to 19". Depression is a common disease that affects many people, especially teenagers (13-18 years old). This's an era of profound changes in social relationships and personality, so it's easy to be affected, "said Dr. Le Cong Thien.

• Today, most people use smartphones, they spend nearly 5 hours/day using their phones: chatting, surfing the web, playing games, etc. 93% of teens use smartphones to relax.

• In a 2010 study, researchers found that 1.2% of people aged 16-51 who spend too much time online often suffer from moderate and severe depression. However, the researchers emphasize that it's unclear whether Internet use leads to depression or depression, which tends to use the Internet more.