Volunteers play a valuable role in corrections. They can be the bridge between persons with incarceration experience and the community, strengthen social bonds, and create lasting positive change. Volunteers bring compassion, commitment and energy, and can make a powerful difference in breaking cycles of reoffending.
This meeting brings practitioners together to discuss the successes and challenges of working with volunteers, and build a community to share best practices and resources.
Moderated by Luke Leong, Superintendent, Institution Tanah Merah, Singapore Prison Service, Singapore
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Luke Leong
Superintendent, Institution Tanah Merah, Singapore Prison Service, Singapore
Luke Leong has been with the Singapore Prison Service since 2010. He has completed stints in operations and policy work, including postings with the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He is currently the Superintendent of Institution Tanah Merah, which houses Singapore’s Prison School and Reformative Training Centre.
