IMPLEMENTING RULES AND

REGULATIONS OF REPUBLIC ACT NO.

11310 OR “AN ACT
INSTITUTIONALIZING THE PANTAWID
PAMILYANG PILIPINO PROGRAM”
Eligible Beneficiaries (Section 6)

To be eligible for cash grants, poor and near poor

households or families must be willing to comply
with the conditions and meet any of the following
criteria:

- 0-18 years old

- Pregnant at the time of registration
 Eligible Beneficiaries (Section 6)

Farmers, fisherfolks, homeless families,

indigenous peoples, informal settlers, and those
in geographically isolated and disadvantaged
areas are automatically included in the
standardized targeting system implemented by
the DSWD but will still have to meet the criteria
to be eligible for cash grants.
 Conditions for Entitlement
• Pregnant women
Avail of pre-natal services
Give birth in a health facility with a health
professional
Receive post-partum and post-natal care for her
newborn
 Conditions for Entitlement

• 0 – 5 years old
 Receive regular health and nutrition services
 Undergo check-ups and vaccinations

• 1-14 years old.

 Avail of deworming pills twice a year

• 3-4 years old

 Attend day care or pre school classes with at least 85% attendance
 Conditions for Entitlement

• 5-18 years old

 Attend elementary or secondary school classes with at least 85%
attendance

• 1 Responsible member
 Attend monthly Family Development Sessions (FDS)

 The Youth Development Sessions (YDS) shall be encouraged among the

young members of the household.
 Program Benefits: Section 7
Education Grant (For a maximum of 10
months per year
Php300 per child/month in elementary or
Daycare
Php500 per child/month in Junior High
Php700 per child/month in Senior High
 Php750/month for the Health Grant

Additional Benefits

Php600/month for the Rice Subsidy per 1 st SONA of

Pres. Duterte and provided every year through GAA

Php300/month for the UCT. Provided through the

TRAIN law.
 Additional benefits

 Automatic coverage in Philhealth (Section 8)

 Priority in the availment of modalities
intervention under the DSWD’s SLP or other
appropriate or similar programs (Section 13)
 Benefits Period ( Section 4)

• Maximum of 7 years, but the National Advisory Council (NAC) may

recommend longer period.

Mode of Cash Transfer ( Section 9)

• Beneficiaries are provided with direct and secured access to cash

grants through any Authorized Government Depository Banks
(AGDBs), and DSWD/AGDB contracted conduits
 Sanctions for Non-compliance(Section 12)

• 4 consecutive months of willfull Non-compliance

– subject to intensive case management process

• 1 year of Non-compliance – removal from the

program
 National and Regional Advisory Councils
(Section 15)
• DSWD, Chair
• DOH, Vice Chair
• DepEd, Vice Chair
• DOLE, Member
• DA, Member
• DAR, Member
• DOST, Member
• DTI, Member
• TESDA, Member
• Two (2) Accredited Non-governmental Organizations(NGOs), Member
• Sec. 43. NAC/RAC regular meetings – once every
quarter
• Sec. 44. PAC/C/MAC shall be established
• Sec. 45. DSWD shall serve as the Secretariat for
the NAC and the RAC, and shall assign necessary
personnel to accomplish the aforementioned task
Thank You