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RA 10165 otherwise known as the Foster Care Act of 2012, is an act to strengthen and propagate foster care for abused, abandoned, neglected and other children with special needs, providing appropriations, therefore and for other purposes.
Learn about the eligibility, requirements, and benefits of foster care for children and families in the Philippines. Find out how to contact the DSWD Field Office I for more information and resources on foster care.
This Act aims to strengthen and propagate foster care in the Philippines and provide funds therefor. It defines the terms, eligibility, process, rights and responsibilities of foster care, and the roles of the DSWD, agencies and social workers.
Learn about foster care in the Philippines, who can foster a child, who can be placed under foster care, and the benefits of fostering a child. Follow the steps and requirements to become a licensed foster parent and receive support services.
Foster care is a temporary, court-monitored service provided by States to promote the safety, permanency, and well-being of children and youth. The Federal government supports State foster care services through program funding and legislation.
recognizes that Foster Care is an important step towards the child’s return and reintegration to his biological parents or placement with an adoptive family.
Learn how to become a foster parent in the Philippines, including the qualifications, documents, and agencies to work with. Foster care is a temporary, substitute parental care for children who cannot be with their parents for various reasons.
