6Dessert Deng Bingqiang made "I care about you" for his family in prison: family support is the key

Before Christmas, six youths in prison turned into "Kitchen Warm Guys". Under the arrangement of the Correctional Services Department, they cooked festive food for their families, including "mini hamburgers" that symbolize family reunion and dessert combs that symbolize "I care about you". Huli, a family enjoying the rare family happiness.

The Secretary for Security, Tang Bingqiang, also personally worked with them to cook special Christmas food. He pointed out that the care and support of family members played a key role in the successful rehabilitation of prisoners.

Six teenagers presented homemade Christmas gingerbread to Secretary for Security Tang Ping-keung (fourth from left in the back row) and Commissioner of Correctional Services Wong Kwok-hing (fourth from right in the back row).

(Photo courtesy of Correctional Services Department)

Making hamburgers and Christmas gingerbread to wish the family

The Correctional Services Department officially launched the "Youqing Teen Envoy" program last Monday (19th). In the training restaurant of Pik Uk Correctional Institution, an activity called "Warm Boy's Kitchen" was held for six young people in custody and their families. Using the catering skills learned in the vocational training courses, they cooked seasonal food, baked desserts and brewed coffee for their families by themselves.

The "mini hamburger" that symbolizes family reunion is given to family members to enjoy

The Secretary for Security, Tang Bingqiang, led six teenagers to give their families the main dish "mini hamburgers", which symbolizes "family reunion".

Deng Bingqiang pointed out that the care and support of family members play a key role in the successful rehabilitation of prisoners.

The Secretary for Security, Mr Tang Ping-keung (rear left), and the Commissioner of Correctional Services, Mr Wong Kwok-hing (rear right), send festive wishes to the six youths in custody and their families.

(Photo courtesy of Correctional Services Department)

The Secretary for Security, Tang Ping-keung (first left in the back row) and the Commissioner of Correctional Services, Mr Wong Kwok-hing (second left in the back row), listen to the voices of young persons in custody and their families.

(Photo courtesy of Correctional Services Department)

The Secretary for Security, Tang Ping-keung (first from left), and the Commissioner of Correctional Services, Mr Wong Kwok-hing (third from right), talk to young people in custody and their families.

(Correctional Services Department file photo)

Making soufflés sent family representatives "care about you"

The teenagers present hand-baked soufflés, a dessert that symbolizes "I care about you", as gifts to their families, thanking them for their unwavering perseverance; and presenting pre-made Christmas gingerbread cookies to Deng Bingqiang and the Commissioner of Correctional Services, Wong Kwok-hing, to thank them Create an opportunity to share family relationships.

One of the inmates who participated in the activities, Ajie (pseudonym), was sentenced to prison for related crimes during the 2019 anti-extradition law turmoil. He was quoted by the Correctional Services Department as saying that he participated in social violence incidents due to impulse and the influence of false information. , After being convicted, he realized that he had gone astray.

Ajie is grateful to his family for coming to visit regardless of the weather and giving him unlimited support. He is full of confidence in starting a new life after his release.

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