Breakthrough Success Stories
Arisa Kwok
Arisa joined Operation Breakthrough dragonboat programme in 2015 through Hong Kong Christian Service.
She has represented Operation Breakthrough dragonboat team in multiple occasions.
In 2021, she graduated at Hong Kong Custom College. She has also continued volunteering for Operation Breakthrough to help the next generation.
Ng Chun Kit
Kit Jai joined Operation Breakhrough since 2014. He was a dropped-out from school, he started with Operation Breakthrough boxing, represented Operation Breakthrough in charity events. He then later went through Operation Breakthrough sailing and dragonboat.
In 2019, Kit Jai graduated from the Fire and Ambulance Service Academy.
Sures gurung
Surez Gurung joined the Operation Breakthrough Boxing Programme at 14 through a Superintendent’s discretion Scheme. Now at 24 he has represented the Hong Kong Police Boxing team in many local boxing and international tournaments. In 2012, he made his Professional Debut fight under Hatton Asia Pacific Promotion Banner.Through the help of Operation Breakthrough, he graduated from Sheffield Hallam University with BSc (Hons) Events and Leisure Management.
Andy Leung (梁景安)
Andy leung joined the Operation Brekthrough Rugby programme at the age of 15. He had anger issues so He was recommended to operation breakthrough by his school teacher. He has represented HK U 18, U 20, Hk Scottish 1st team and now playing for the HK police team. At 2014 he graduated Hong Kong police College. Currently he working as Police constable in Mong Kok Police station.
Law Ka Kin
Law Ka Kin David joined Operation breakthrough rugby programme in 2005 through his friends. He says “Most of rugby teammates were from disadvantaged backgrounds or families, however, the coaches, the social workers and the police instructors offered enormous support and guidance to us to help us develop into responsible and positive thinking persons. They changed lots of us.”
At 2013 he graduated Hong Kong Police college and currently based at the Marine Police and playing for the Hong Kong Police rugby team. He is also mentors to help those Breakthrough kids who are interested in joining the Police force.
YIP Man-Kuen (葉文權)
Yip Man Kuen joined Breakthrough in the operation breakthrough at the age of 13 through superintendents's discretion scheme. Through the programme he learn control his emotions, set goals and achieve it. He represented Hong Kong National team in many ocassion. Sports taught him to learn how to respect people in the field whether its your teamamates or opposition team and enjoy game in a fair rules.
At 2014 he graduated at the Hong Kong Police college and recently represented Hong Kong police force in 2015 World Police and fire games.
WONG Kin-fai (黃健輝)
Wong King Fai Isaac joined Operation Breakthrough rugby programme in the 2006 through the Superintendent’s Discretion Scheme. Having played rugby for Operation breakthrough and Police Breakthrough Development; Isaac represented the HK National rugby team under 20’s squad in 2011/2012.
At 2013 he graduated at the Hong Kong Police college and now he is under police tactical Unit.