This 18-day renewal course is sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust. It is designed for renewers and those who have suffered from life frustrations, such as drug addicts. In the course, students learn to operate the 67-foot-long "Hong Kong Outreach Spirit" to embark on a sea journey. The "Spirit of Hong Kong Outreach", which set sail in 2004, led nearly 1,000 Hong Kong citizens to ride the wind and waves, learning life skills such as managing emotional health, dealing with conflicts, and establishing good interpersonal relationships during the journey, in order to rejoin the society in the future Lay a good foundation.

The kayak journey is dedicated to the collaboration of the community service team from Hong Kong outreach to another community organization to take the students to the remote and isolated northeastern part of Hong Kong for a unique outdoor learning experience. Institutional social workers accompany the students throughout the course to help deal with differences and problems. This project is assisted by Hong Kong outreaching community organizations to support their various work for at-risk youth, drug rehabilitation services, ethnic minority youths and other disadvantaged backgrounds, and do their best for the community work of various organizations. These courses are funded by outreach training school scholarships for 90% of the tuition fees, and ten groups of places are planned every year.

For this annual course, Hong Kong Outreach has co-organized the "Breakthrough Operation" with the Hong Kong Police Force for more than ten years, aiming to help young people at risk get back on track.

In this course, dozens of young offenders (all currently in custody) were selected to participate in a specially designed eight-day "Breakthrough Operation" outreach training course. When wandering on the street in the past, these young people thought that joining the triad was the only way to find a test and fight against adversity. The course then takes these boys into a strange environment, asking them to overcome the environment-barren mountains and mountains. With the close support of outreach tutors and police tutors, these trainees learn to cope with challenges on their own or with the help of their peers, as well as teamwork.

This project started in Tuen Mun about a few decades ago. The purpose is to help the "marginal youths" on the streets to return to the right path, so that they can know what they are doing and what they are doing. The Breakthrough Project has achieved remarkable results in preventing juvenile crime in Tuen Mun, so it has been promoted at the regional level. Currently, members of the Breakthrough Project come from the entire New Territories North Region.