What are the different programs and services offered by DSWD?

The three core programs of DSWD namely the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (Pantawid Pamilya), Sustainable Livelihood Program (SLP), and Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan-Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services-National Community-Driven Development Program (KC- NCDDP), supports the integration of WASH …

How do you check SAP DSWD 2nd tranche?

Go to DSWD website at https://www.dswd.gov.ph/. 2. On the mobile Menu or navigation bar (desktop), click on ES-SAP. Mobile view to search for paid SAP 2nd tranche beneficiaries.

What are the services of DSWD?

The DSWD and LGUs shall provide the victims temporary shelter, provide counseling, psycho social services and/or recovery, rehabilitation program and livelihood assistance.

How can the government help PWDs?

Active promotion of prioritized supply of public rental housing to persons with disabilities and others in order to stabilize housing for those in need of housing. The promotion of construction of company dormitories for persons with mental retardation in order to ease their transition into life in the local community.

What are the government programs and services in the Philippines?

Human Development

Human Development and Poverty Reduction Cluster.
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (CCT)
K to 12 Basic Education.
Responsible Parenthood.
Sin Taxes.

What is Listahanan program of DSWD?

Listahanan, also known as the National Household Targeting System for Poverty Reduction (NHTS-PR), is an information management system that identifies who and where the poor are nationwide. We need a targeting system because resources are limited.

Is there 3rd tranche in SAP?

No SAP 3rd tranche will be implemented under the Bayanihan to Recover as One Law enacted by Congress, the Social Welfare Secretary Rolando Joselito Bautista announced.

What is programs and services for persons with disabilities?

The Comprehensive Program for Persons with Disabilities aims to promote services to all types of PWDs 0-59 years of age and are members of the Self-Help Groups of PWDs. The program focuses on areas of disability prevention, rehabilitation and equalization of opportunities.

How can I apply for PWD assistance?

2. File Your PWD ID Application

Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO) of the city hall or municipal hall where you live.
City/Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office.
City or Municipal Health Office or its satellite offices.
Office of the Mayor.
Office of the Barangay Captain.
NCDA office (for urgent cases)

What are the benefits of Listahanan?

Listahanan has nationwide coverage. It can provide national up to household- level data including the household roster. Listahanan makes available the database of households AT NO COST. The more programs use the Listahanan, the higher is the value- for-money for this government investment.

Which is the best DSWD program for PWDs?

DSWD programs for PWDs are Tuloy Aral Walang Sagabal (TAWAG), Early Detection, Prevention, and Intervention of Disability (EDPID), Comprehensive Program for Children/Persons with Disabilities, and Substitute Family Care Service at the different residential centers in Regions I, III, VII, IX, and NCR.

What are the skills training facilities for PWDs?

PWDs avail of skills training on sewing, as call center agents, rag making, cooking, massage therapy, among others. Under the leadership of Secretary Judy M. Taguiwalo, the DSWD is focused on providing genuine care to all vulnerable sectors through initiatives that will enable them to stand on their own feet.

Are there any residential care facilities for PWDs?

Aside from the NVRCs and AVRCs, the DSWD also runs the Rehabilitation Sheltered Workshop, as well as residential care facilities catering to the needs of PWDs, such as Elsie Gaches Village in Alabang and the Accelerating Minor’s Opportunity for Recovery (Amor) Village in Region III.

What does foster care do for the PWDs?

Foster Care Service – provision of a planned temporary substitute care for PWDs who are abandoned, neglected, unattached, homeless and those on custodial care in residential care facilities