In addition, a competition called 'Police Work with a Heart' was held during the Exhibition. We were delighted to receive responses from 151 visitors who shared with us their ideas on how to be a police officer with care and concern, and with psychological knowledge. Training Wing In-Service Training Bureau Chief Superintendent and the Senior Police Clinical Psychologist jointly selected 20 winners from the numerous contestants. Let's share their ideas.

Stress management workshops

The PSG is organising a series of stress management workshops to be conducted in Chinese. The next one is at the Police Sports & Recreation Club Art Room on January 18 from 8.45 am to 12.30 pm but participants are required to arrive 15 minutes before the programme starts.

Thirty places for each session will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis. To make a reservation contact PSG on 2866-6207.

Seek advice and help from the Psychological Services Group: PHQ, Hong Kong Island and Marine: 2866-6206 (5/F, 111 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay); Kowloon and the New Territories: 2735-3739 (22/F, Ocean Building, 80 Shanghai Street, Kowloon). PEN: psg@police.gov.hk

No	Name	Message
1.	Leung Tik-yan, Michelle	Put others' hearts in your own eyes.
2.	Chan Yue-sang	Consolidating our family and seeking mutual support is the best way to relieve our stress and set our potentials free.
3.	Lam Pang	Keep on being enthusiastic, persistent and impartial.
4.	Chan Chi-yan	Put ourselves in others' perspectives and show understanding for people of different occupations. Communication and learning from each other to bridge divergence of opinions.
5.	Lam Ka-wo	Heart to heart for fairness. Serve with care and competency.
6.	Cheung Sau-lai	Serve the public with zeal, impartiality and fairness, and catch up with the transformation of the era, improve and keep on enriching ourselves, so as to reach the standard of being a quality police officer to serve the public.
7.	Chan Ka-keung	Be attentive, considerate and show understanding for others.
8.	Eric Li	Release our internal conflicts, change our negative thinkings, and be a physically and mentally healthy police officer.
9.	Lui Pui-yuen	Serve with professionalism, enthusiasm, peer support and competencies.
10.	Mak Kam-yuen	Empathy makes us happier at work.
11.	Yik Yiu-wai	Serve with care, love, peer support, integrity and principle
12.	Yung Kwok-keung	Show more respect and understanding to the public, fulfill our mission to society, develop a sense of responsibility to our family and a sense of belonging to the Force.
13.	Ho Chi-sang	Do not impose on others what we ourselves do not desire. Be serious with ourselves and lenient towards others.
14.	Gar Kan-lau	Spare no efforts in our work. Don't be calculating and haggle over rewards. Care about others' feelings, and serve with a helping heart.
15.	Cheung Man-kit	Serve with our mind and heart, with no fear of hardships.
16.	Wong Po-cheung	Be polite and sincere to others, devote to our work wholeheartedly, and feel at ease with criticism.
17.	Liu Mei-lai	Protect the public sincerely and wholeheartedly, and enforce the law of justice with unshakable faith to make Hong Kong peaceful and prosperous.
18.	Chan Kwok-ho	Give a 100% of yourself and be kind to the public. Be devoted to work and be a good police officer.
19.	Li Siu-ching	Modern police officers should combine common sense with professional knowledge, exercise the power of discretion in a flexible manner, and be willing to accept new things and challenges.
20.	Jovi Leung	Have faith and a clear objective, be willing to learn and endure sufferings, and be sincere always.