Personnel Wing officers will give talks on the policy and working procedures on handling health-impaired officers and experts will also be invited to introduce stress management techniques and rehabilitation activities.

The Force takes an encouraging and supportive attitude towards health-impaired officers, helping them to adjust to work pressure, in keeping a healthy mentality and in holding an altruistic working morale.

Junior Police Officers meeting the following criteria are welcome to attend together with their family members:

1) Placed on the active list of health-impaired officers.

2) Never participated in previous rounds of the support group.

3) Are not due for retirement in the coming year.

For details and registration please contact Assistant Police Welfare Officer Gilbert Poon at 2673-5382 or Alex Wong at A new round of Health-Impaired Officers' Group meetings will be held every Thursday between February 28 and March 21.

Personnel Wing officers will give talks on the policy and working procedures on handling health-impaired officers and experts will also be invited to introduce stress management techniques and rehabilitation activities.

The Force takes an encouraging and supportive attitude towards health-impaired officers, helping them to adjust to work pressure, in keeping a healthy mentality and in holding an altruistic working morale.

Junior Police Officers meeting the following criteria are welcome to attend together with their family members:

1) Placed on the active list of health-impaired officers.

2) Never participated in previous rounds of the support group.

3) Are not due for retirement in the coming year.

For details and registration please contact Assistant Police Welfare Officer Gilbert Poon at 2673-5382 or Alex Wong at 2418-0277.