CONTACT INFORMATION
Social Services Development Department
- SSDD
- Civic Center E, Mayaman Street, Barangay Central, Quezon City Hall Compound
- 8988 4242 local 8863
- SSDD@quezoncity.gov.ph
Office Hours
Monday to Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
ABOUT US
Description
The SSDD is the welfare arm of the Quezon City Government that implements various programs and services that respond to the issues and concerns of different disadvantaged sectors at the individual, group, and community level.
Vision
The Social Services Development Department is the prime institution of the city in implementing comprehensive and appropriate programs and social services in adherence to the vision of the QC Government in sustaining a quality community for its citizenry.
Mission
Provision and development of comprehensive, responsive, and transformative interventions in an effective and efficient timely manner anchored on legal mandates.
Legal Bases
- Section 17 Of Republic Act No. 7160 Otherwise Known As An Act Providing For A Local Government Code Of 1991
- City Ordinance No. 168 S.1990 or “Enacted September 26, 1990; Approved November 2, 1990, The Establishment of the Quezon City Social Services Development Department (SSDD)
Service Pledge
- Uphold quality service through efficient and effective people-centered governance by providing various opportunities needed to empower the disadvantaged sector towards becoming productive members of the community.
- Provide timely, responsive, and relevant social welfare services to the disadvantaged sector in the community.
SERVICES
COMMUNITY OUTREACH SERVICES
- Protective Services for Children in Need of Special Protection
- Alternative Child Care Services
- Reach-Out Operation for Children/Families in Street Situation and Indigenous People
- Educational Assistance for Indigent Children and Youth
- Family Case Management
- Provision of Certificate of Indigency (COI)
- Provision of Certificate for the Philhealth Point of Service (POS) Enrollment
- Rehabilitative Counseling
- Pre-Marriage Orientation and Counseling (PMOC)
- Capability Training – Parent Effectiveness Session (PES); Empowerment and Reaffirmation of Paternal Abilities (ERPAT)
- Parenting Capability Assessment Report
- Youth Organizing
RESIDENTIAL AND REHABILITATION SERVICES
- Molave Youth Home
- Reception and Action Center
- Bahay Aruga
- Bahay Kalinga
- Processing Center
SPECIAL PROJECT SERVICES
- Protective Service
- Financial Assistance to victims/survivors of Trafficking in Persons (TIP)
- Capability Building Sessions
- Issuance of Case Summary Report for Assistive Devices
- Community Based Rehabilitation
- SOLO PARENT SERVICE: Issuance of Solo Parent ID
- Educational Assistance for Solo Parents’ Children/Beneficiary and Children with Disabilities
- Financial Subsidy for Solo Parent
VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
- Manpower Barangay-Based Skills Training Program
- Soft Trade Skills Training
- Sikap At Galing Pangkabuhayan (SIGAP)
- Small Income-Generating Assistance (Capital Assistance)
- On-the-Job Training (OJT) Referral
WELFARE & RELIEF SERVICES
- Food for Work Program
- Volunteer and Auxiliary Program
- Provision of Emergency Disaster Relief (Operationalization of Evacuation Center/Temporary Shelter (Hotmeals); Provision of Family Food Packs/Emergency Feeding (Dry Ration) & Psychosocial Support First Aid
EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT (ECCD) SERVICES
- Child Minding Service Program
- Child Development Service Program
- Granting of Certificate of Registration, Certificate to Operate, and Recognition to Public Child Development Centers, Private Learning Centers, and ECCD Service Providers
- Supplementary Feeding Program
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE SERVICES
- Burial/Funeral Assistance Program
- Referral/Networking Program
- Provision of Medical Assistance
- Provision of Transportation Assistance
PROGRAMS
RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES/TEMPORARY SHELTERS
MOLAVE YOUTH HOME
Social Services
Homelife Services
Spiritual and Moral Enrichment Services
Skills Training and Livelihood Services
Education Services (Formal and Alternative System)
Medical / Dental Services
RECEPTION AND ACTION CENTER
Non Formal Education
Medical / Dental Care Services
Social Services
Skills Training Service
BAHAY ARUGA
Social Services
Homelife Services
Spiritual and Enrichment Activities
Medical Services
Fitness Program
Burial Assistance
Celebration of Women’s Month and Feb-ibig
BAHAY KALINGA
Social Services
Homelife Services
Medical Services
Non-formal and Special Education Services
Skills Training Services
Spiritual and Moral Enrichment Services
Recreational Services
PROCESSING CENTER
Social Services
Homelife Services
Medical Services
Recreational Services
SKILLS TRAINING AND LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS
SMALL INCOME GENERATING ASSISTANCE (SIGA)
SIKAP AT GALING PANGKABUHAYAN (SIGAP)
MANPOWER BARANGAY-BASED SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM
SOFT TRADE SKILLS TRAINING PROJECT
SSDD Deployed Volunteers To Provide Caregiving And Watcher Support To The Abandoned Client
Volunteer Profiling Database To Keep Updated Records Of All Active Volunteers For Mobilization
WELFARE AND RELIEF PROGRAMS
EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF PROGRAM
Performed Initial Assessment And Interview As Part Of The Standard Case Management Process
Activation Of Real-Time Disaster Monitoring Dashboard To Track Affected Families And Resource Deployment During The Onset Of The Disaster / Typhoon
Activation Of The Real-Time Disaster Donation Dashboard For Monitoring Of Incoming Donations And Identifying Recipients During Typhoon / Disaster Response
Conducted Onsite Mapping And Data Validation To Ensure Accuracy Of The Reports And Verify The Actual Situation In The Affected Area
Camp Coordination And Camp Management Plan:
Camp Facilities
Satellite Relief Operation Centers (SROC)
Facilitated The Child And Women Friendly Activities To Ensure Protection, Psychological Support And Safe Activities Fo Affected Vulnerable Sector
VOLUNTEERISM PROGRAM
SSDD Volunteers Conducted Emergency Feeding Operations For The Affected Families During The Onset Of The Disaster
Volunteer Support In Post – Disaster Transport And Hauling
FOOD FOR WORK PROGRAM
EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND MANIPULATIVES TO ALL ENROLLED CHILDREN, AND JANITORIAL SUPPLIES TO CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS (CDCS)
CONTINUOUS PROVISION OF LAPTOPS TO DAY CARE WORKERS
51ST NUTRITION MONTH CELEBRATION. JULY 6, 2025 | CAR-FREE, CARE-FREE SUNDAY AT TOMAS MORATO, QUEZON CITY
ANNUAL CAPACITY-BUILDING PROGRAM FOR DAY CARE WORKERS ON EMERGING TRENDS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (ECE)
CONDUCT OF MOVING UP CEREMONIES
LAKBAY ARAL
CELEBRATION OF THE ANNUAL NATIONAL CHILDREN’S MONTH DURING NOVEMBER THRU KIDDIELYMPICS
DEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF ALL CDC CHILDREN USING THE ECCD CHECKLIST (CHILD’S RECORD 2)
PROVISION OF PRE-K1 AND PRE-K2 LEARNING MATRIX AND WORKSHEETS TO ALL CDC ENROLLEES
ISSUANCE OF CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION TO PLCS IN QUEZON CITY
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
BURIAL/FUNERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Provision of burial assistance for bereaved families through the issuance of Certificate of Guarantee for the funeral contract with an amount not more than Php25,000 as per City Ordinance No. 2865, S-2019 (“An Ordinance providing free mortuary services for qualified indigent Quezon City residents.”)
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Provision of medical assistance for clients in ned of medical assistance through the issuance of Gift Certificate .
GUIDES
RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES/TEMPORARY SHELTERS
MOLAVE YOUTH HOME
Molave Youth Home is a 24-hour residential and rehabilitation center for children in conflict with the law (CICL), both male and female ages 15 years old above to below 18 years old upon commission of alleged offense, with Court Order from Quezon City Family Courts:
- Social Services
- Homelife Services
- Spiritual and Moral Enrichment Services
- Educational Services (Formal and alternative system)
- Livelihood Skills Training services
- Medical Services
- Recreational Services
A Child-in-Conflict-with-the-Law will be discharged/released based on the Court Order of the Honorable Judge. He/she may undergo an After-Care Program as may be indicated in the Court Order.
Requirements:
- Referral Letter from Quezon City Police Station or Barangay sent thru Social Services Development Department
- Inquest Resolution from Quezon City Prosecutor’s Office or Court Order from Quezon City Courts (Regional Trial or Metropolitan Trial Court) indicating the commitment of the CICL to Malave Youth Home
- Medico-Legal Certificate
Process:
- The referring party will submit all the documentary requirements to the Social Services Development Department.
- After a review of the documentary requirements, the social worker will advise the referring party to bring the CICL to Malave Youth Home for admission. The Referring Party shall bring the printed copy of the documentary requirements submitted via email during the admission of the CICL at the Malave Youth Home.
RECEPTION AND ACTION CENTER
Reception and Action Center (RAC) is a temporary residential facility for indigent and disadvantaged individuals or families included in the following categories:
- Women in need of special protection such as victims of violence against women and their children, women in especially difficult circumstances (those who are not admissible at Bahay Kanlungan)
- Persons with Disability, aged 18-59 years old, who are victims of abuse or abandoned
- Displaced individuals or families who are in need of temporary shelter awaiting the Balik Probinsya Program or placement to an institution.
Aside from the center-based management plan, the following services will be extended to clients while in the Reception and Action Center:
- Social Services
- Homelife Services
- Medical/ Dental Care Services
- Skills Training Services
- Non-formal Education Services
- Spiritual Enhancement Services
The duration of a client’s stay at the Reception and Action Center depends on the process of individual case management/intervention plans.
Requirements:
a. Referral Slip(QCG.SSDD.COD.F.17)
b. Original Referral Letter from referring party
c. Original or CTC of Brgy Blotter/Police Blotter
d. Medical Certificate
- from the Physician of the Processing Center dated on the day of the referral (QCG.SSDD.)
- original documents submitted by the referring party
- Chest X-ray examination result
- For clients with PTB: FORM 2a. “NTP” Laboratory Request and Result Form from QCHD Health Center
e. Case Summary Report (QCG.SSDD.WRD.F.02)
Process:
All cases of referral to the RAC originated from the Processing Center( PC), who shall coordinate and send the abovementioned documentary requirements via receptionandactioncenter-rrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph for initial assessment
- Center Head upon receipt of the documentary requirements thru email shall coordinate with Processing Center for virtual pre-admission conferences together with MDT
- After the case conference and approval of the referral, the social worker will advise the referring party to bring the client/s to RAC for physical turn-over and admission. The Referring Party shall bring the printed copy of the documentary requirements submitted via email during the admission.
After thorough case disposition/management or per assessment and recommendation of the assigned social worker, the client/s will be discharged/released from the center for transfer to another facility for long-term institutionalization, turn-over to family/LGU/barangay officials, etc. The client will be referred for the Aftercare Program once released.
BAHAY ARUGA
Bahay Aruga is a temporary residential facility for persons 60 years old and above who are indigent and abandoned by their families. Aside from the center-based case management plan, the following programs can be provided to the client during their stay at Bahay Aruga:
- Social Services
- Homelife Services
- Medical Care Services
- Health and Wellness/Physical Therapy Services
- Spiritual and Moral Enrichment Services
- Burial Services
The duration of a client’s stay at Bahay Aruga depends on the process of individual case management/intervention plans.
Requirements:
- Referral Slip(QCG.SSDD.COD.F.17)
- Referral Letter from original referring party
- Original or CTC of Brgy Blotter/Police Blotter
- Medical Certificate
- from the Physician of the Processing Center or Reception and Action Center dated on the day of the referral (QCG.SSDD.)
- original Med Cert submitted by the referring party
- Chest X-ray examination result
- For clients with PTB: FORM 2a. “NTP” Laboratory Request and Result Form from QCHD Health Center
- Case Summary Report (QCG.SSDD.WRD.F.02)
- Senior Citizen (if available)
Process:
All cases of referral to the Bahay Aruga originate from the Processing Center( PC) and Reception and Action Center (RAC), who shall coordinate and send the abovementioned documentary requirements thru email at bahayaruga-rrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph for initial assessment
- Center Head upon receipt of the documentary requirements thru email shall coordinate with Processing Center/RAC for virtual pre-admission conference together with MDT
- After the case conference and approval of the referral, the social worker will advise the referring party to bring the client/s to Bahay Aruga for physical turn-over and admission. The Referring Party shall bring the printed copy of the documentary requirements submitted via email during the admission.
After thorough case disposition/management or per assessment and recommendation of the assigned social worker, the client/s will be discharged/released from the center for transfer to another facility for long-term institutionalization, turn-over to family/LGU/barangay officials, etc. The client will be referred for the Aftercare Program once released.
Location
YWCA Building, Don Victorino Street, Don Antonio Heights, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City
BAHAY KALINGA
Bahay Kalinga is a temporary residential facility for Children-at-Risk (CAR) ages 17 years old and below, identified as Quezon City residents, or who are repeatedly rescued/reached-out to in Quezon City, which include the following:
- Children who are victims of abuse
- Abandoned/Neglected children
- Children with Special Needs
- Children in Need of Special Protection
Requirements:
- Referral Letter from Barangay or Quezon City Police Station sent thru Social Services Development Department
- Certified True Copy of Barangay/Police Blotter Report
- Medico-Legal Certificate/Medical Certificate dated on the day of the referral
- Original copy of X-ray Results
- Original or CTC of discharge summary/clinical abstract, if discharged from any hospital
- If referring party is from another welfare agency such as DSWD, other Local Social Welfare office/facility, Medical Social Service (hospital), Non-government Organizations (NGOs) or Processing Center, must submit the aforementioned together with Original Social Case Study Report or Case Summary Report
Process:
- The referring party coordinates and submits all the documentary requirements to the Social Services Development Department.
- After a thorough assessment and review of the documentary requirements, the social worker will advise the referring party to bring the client to Bahay Kalinga or Processing Center (Case-to-case basis) for physical turn-over and admission to the facility. The Referring Party shall bring the printed copy of the documentary requirements on the day of admission.
Once admitted and while awaiting case disposition, the client shall be accorded with the following services:
- Social Services
- Homelife Services
- Medical Services
- Non-formal and Special Education Services
- Skills Training Services
- Spiritual and Moral Enrichment Services
- Recreational Services
Upon court order (for those with filed cases) or per recommendation of the assigned social worker, the client will be discharged/released from the center. The client will be referred for the Aftercare Program once released.
PROCESSING CENTER
The Processing Center is a 24/7 temporary shelter that caters to homeless/street dwellers/vagrants families and children who were reached out within the vicinity of Quezon City. Admission exemptions are the following:
- abandoned newborn baby/infant/toddler
- Seriously-ill
- Bedridden
- mentally ill and,
- persons with filed cases, e.g. Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL) / Person deprived of liberty (PDL)
Aside from the center-based management plan, the following services will be provided to clients while in the Processing Center:
- Social Services
- Homelife Services
- Recreational Services
- Medical Services
The duration of a client’s stay at the Processing Center is minimum of 7 days and a maximum of 14 days (if no medical complications and availability of facility) while processing individual case management/intervention plans.
Requirements:
a. Referral Letter from the referring party
b. Original or CTC of Barangay or Police Blotter
d. Medical Certificate/Medico-legal Certificate on the day of the referral
e. Result of X-ray
g. Client’s ID (if available), preferably QCID
h. If discharged from any hospital, copy of discharge summary, Medical abstract, laboratory results, social case study report.
i. If the referring party is from another welfare agency such as DSWD, or other Local Social Welfare Office, Medical Social Services, NGOs must submit the aforementioned together with a social case study report.
Process:
- The referring party coordinates and submits all the documentary requirements to the Social Services Development Department or thru email at processingcenter-rrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph.
- After a thorough assessment and review of the documentary requirements, the social worker will advise the referring party to bring the client to the Processing Center for physical turn-over and admission to the facility. The Referring Party shall bring the printed copy of the documentary requirements on the day of admission.
After thorough case disposition/management or per assessment and recommendation of the assigned social worker, the client/s will be discharged/released from the center for transfer to facility, turn-over to family/LGU/barangay officials, etc. The client will be referred for the Aftercare Program once released.
SKILLS TRAINING AND LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS
MANPOWER BARANGAY-BASED SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM
The Manpower Barangay-Based Skills Training Program (MBBSTP) is one of the regular programs being implemented by the Social Services Development Department through its Vocational Development Division (VDD). The program is a part of the department’s mandate to provide Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) to disadvantaged sectors, facilitating their access to employment opportunities. Additionally, a one-day livelihood skills training is offered to help participants start their own businesses and generate income, ultimately meeting their household needs and improving their economic situation.
Ordinance No. SP 3327, S-2024 institutionalizing the Manpower Barangay-Based Livelihood and Skills Training Program of the Social Services Development Department to the Disadvantaged sector. City Ordinance No. SP-168, series of 1990, strengthened the Social Welfare Services by expanding its coverage to disadvantaged groups. The ordinance emphasized self-sufficiency and socio-economic upliftment through various programs, including family enrichment, community welfare, and livelihood development, among others.
Who can avail of the Free Skills Training?
● Must be a Quezon City resident for at least 6 months.
● Must be 18 to 59 years old
● Must be at least able to read and write.
● Must have good moral character.
● Must be a High School or Alternative Learning System (ALS) graduate.
● Must belong to the indigent sector.
✔ Out of School Youth (OSYs)
✔ Disadvantaged Women
✔ Solo Parents
✔ Persons with Disability (PWDs) and Family
✔ OFWs and/or family members
✔ PDL and/or family members
✔ CICL and/or family members
✔ Refugees
✔ Family Head
Process:
- Submit the Request Letter to the Social Services Development Department located at Building E, Quezon City Hall Compound, or log in at QC E-Services.
- The SSDD worker will coordinate with the requesting party to discuss the complete details of the training, either through home visitation, a response letter, or email.
- Trainees must attend the classes for two hundred forty (240) hours or 30 days, or one hundred forty four hours or 18 days from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to complete the course, and will receive the Certificate of Completion after the training.
SMALL INCOME GENERATING ASSISTANCE (SIGA)
This program provides capital assistance to disadvantaged individuals or their families who have an existing business or want to start one to expand their opportunities in meeting their economic needs by augmenting their income through self-reliance. Qualified applicants shall receive a minimum of ₱ 5,000.00 upon completing the required documents.
Who will Benefit:
- Unemployed solo parents,
- Women in Especially Difficult Circumstances (WEDC)
- Families of Children in Conflict with the Law (CICL)
- Daycare parents
- Graduates of Livelihood Training Programs
- Victims of natural calamities
- Persons with Disabilities (PWD) and their families
- Repatriated Overseas Filipino Workers and families (OFW)
- Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDL)
- Informal workers
Qualification Requirements:
- A bonafide resident of Quezon City should have at least resided in his/her area for 6 months
- Eighteen (18) years old but not more than 59 years old and is physically and mentally able to implement the proposed livelihood; however, in certain cases, such as senior citizens who are heads of the family or guardians of abandoned children, an exception can be made, subject to an assessment and compliance with basic requirements.
- Aggregate family income not exceeding ₱13,873.00 for a family of five (5); however, if the income exceeds the poverty threshold and is still incapable of sustaining their basic needs, it may be subject to an assessment
- Never received any assistance from other livelihood programs of the City, such as QC Pangkabuhayan, and Tindahan ni Ate Joy
Requirements:
- Request letter for the capital assistance program
- Barangay Certificate of Indigency
- QC ID or valid government-issued ID
Process:
- Online Appointment
- Using the QC ID Account, the client may apply through an online appointment and should comply with the requirements:
- QC ID
- Letter of Intent
- Certificate of Indigency (Purpose: Capital Assistance)
- The application will undergo verification through cross-matching to other programs of government agencies if applicants have already availed of the same.
- Once the appointment is approved, the client will come to the office for assessment and interview
2 Assessment and Evaluation
- Labor & Employment Officer I conducts an assessment and evaluation of the proposed project of the client for qualification
- For further assessment, the worker may conduct a home visitation to validate the
information given by the client.
- If qualified, the client will be recommended for capital assistance
3 Entrepreneurship Seminar
- The worker will inform the client to attend a 1-day mandatory seminar on Basic Business Management Training, prepare a Project Proposal, and submita Barangay certificate of Indigency
4 Extension / Payout
- The client will be informed regarding the schedule of release and payout and a 2-hour Financial Literacy Training (FINLIT) will be conducted.
- Capital assistance will be awarded personally to the client upon thorough verification
SIKAP AT GALING PANGKABUHAYAN (SIGAP) PROGRAM
It is a program that provides capital assistance to chosen graduates of livelihood training who were assessed qualified based on the criteria of residency, family income, skills/experience, location and marketability of the project, and the client’s willingness to comply with the requirements such as attendance to social preparation activities, mandatory attendance in Basic Business Management Training (BBMT) and other capability building activities for them to be equipped with the basic knowledge on how to handle their group project and ensure that their business will operate for a long time.
Qualifications:
- A bonafide resident of Quezon City should have at least resided in his/her area for 6 months
- Eighteen (18) years old but not more than 59 years old and is physically and mentally able to implement the proposed livelihood; however, in certain cases, such as senior citizens who are heads of the family or guardians of abandoned children, an exception can be made, subject to an assessment and compliance with basic requirements.
- Aggregate family income not exceeding ₱13,873.00 for a family of five (5); however, if the income exceeds the poverty threshold and is still incapable of sustaining their basic needs, it may be subject to an assessment
- Never received any assistance from other livelihood programs of the City, such as QC Pangkabuhayan, and Tindahan ni Ate Joy
- The members of the group are living in a clustered area
- Preferably a graduate of vocational courses under the Manpower Barangay-Based Skills Training Program of the Vocational Development Division, and have an existing business using their acquired skills
- Hairdressing
- Automotive
- Welding
- Other livelihood skills training
- Dressmaking/Sewing Craft
- Bread and Pastry Production
Requirements:
- Barangay Certificate of Indigency
- Individual Barangay Certification
- QC ID
- Group photo
- Request letter
- Project proposal (SSDD format)
Process:
1 Accepting Applicants :
- Submit a letter request to the office of the Social Services Development Department, 4th Floor, Bldg. E, Quezon City Hall
- Coordinate with the contact person for the conduct of the orientation
- If qualified, the worker will submit to the IT Data Encoder the name for cross-matching with other similar assistance (QC Pangkabuhayan)
- If no match, coordinate with the contact person and subject to homevisitation/assessment/screening of qualified members.
- The group and the worker will schedule a courtesy meeting with the Barangay Chairman.
- The group will be formally organized and will commence weekly meetings, alongside a six-week social preparation and capability training facilitated by the assigned worker. Each meeting will last one to two hours per week, depending on the agenda to be discussed. These meetings will continue for a duration of two years, in accordance with the SIGAP General Policy.
- They will attend a 1-day Basic Business Management Training (BBMT) and prepare a project proposal
- Submit all the necessary documents for the process.
- The group will be advised as to the release of the assistance, and a 2-hour Financial Literacy Training (FINLIT) will be conducted.
WELFARE AND RELIEF PROGRAMS
EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF PROGRAM
The Emergency Disaster Relief Program provides immediate and appropriate assistance to individuals and families in Quezon City affected by both natural and man-made disasters. These include hot meals and family food packs, temporary shelter in evacuation centers, and financial assistance (for fire victims).
What Assistance is Provided?
The SSDD offers a range of support based on need, including:
- Meals: Hot meals or dry ration food packs (FFPs).
- Temporary Shelter: Safe housing in designated evacuation centers.
- Welfare Goods: Non-food items like Hygiene Kits and Starter Kits (based on assessment).
- Financial Assistance: Cash aid for victims of fire to help families recover and restart.
Process to Get Help
When a disaster (like a fire or flood) strikes, follow these steps to receive assistance:
- Report the Incident:
- Immediately report the incident (fire or flood) to the QC Helpline 122 or the Social Services Development Department (SSDD) at 8703-6823.
- You can also report the incident directly to your respective Barangay.
- Go to the Evacuation Area:
- Proceed to the designated evacuation center for your area.
- Registration and Assessment:
- Go to the SSDD area within the evacuation center.
- Undergo registration with the assistance of Barangay Officials and SSDD.
Assistance Specifics
| Situation | Type of Assistance Provided |
| FIRE | Meals: Provision of Hot meals served three times a day for a minimum of seven (7) days, or up to one (1) month, depending on the number of affected families and the situation.Temporary Shelter: Provision of Temporary shelter at the evacuation center.Welfare Goods: Provision of food items such as dry ration or Family Food Packs (FFPs) and non-food items including Starter Kits, and Hygiene Kits. Financial Assistance for FIRE VICTIMS: – P10,000.00 for a house owner. – P 5,000.00 per sharer or renter family. |
| FLOOD | Temporary Shelter: Provided at the evacuation center. Meals: Hot meals served three times a day while the family is staying inside the evacuation center. |
| RELOCATION (Voluntary Demolition) | Welfare Goods: Provision of dry ration or Family Food Packs (FFPs) while affected families are in the process of relocation. |
Important Reminder: The decision to set up a temporary shelter or evacuation center, and the specific duration of assistance, is based on the assessment of the SSDD for the affected community.
VOLUNTEERISM PROGRAM
The Volunteerism Program engages compassionate and civic-minded Quezon City residents to actively participate in the development and delivery of social welfare services. This program aims to create a pool of dedicated volunteers who can support various SSDD programs, including disaster relief, family welfare, and community development.
Why Volunteer?
By joining the Volunteerism Program, you will become a crucial partner in providing immediate assistance to your fellow QC residents. You can:
- Be Prepared: Be trained to assist your community during emergencies and disasters.
- Support Welfare Operations: Assist the Welfare and Relief Division in the distribution of relief goods (FFPs) and the management of temporary shelters.
- Gain Valuable Skills: Acquire experience in community organizing, emergency management, and public service.
- Help Your City: Directly contribute to the resilience and overall well-being of disadvantaged sectors in Quezon City.
Who Can Be a Volunteer?
The program is open to all dedicated Quezon City residents who are willing to devote their time and effort to help others. This includes students, professionals, retirees, and community leaders.
How to Apply to Be a Volunteer
- Submit Requirements:
- Completely fill up and submit a Volunteer Application Form to the Welfare and Relief Division.
- Provide a copy of your QC ID or valid proof of residency.
- Orientation and Training:
- Attend the mandatory orientation and training sessions conducted by the SSDD. These sessions will prepare you for your volunteer tasks, especially in areas like disaster relief operations.
- Deployment:
- Once you’ve completed the orientation, you will be officially deployed and assigned to a specific program or activity based on the current needs of the community.
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers are vital to many SSDD initiatives, including:
- Disaster Response: Assisting in the operations of evacuation centers, managing queues for relief distribution, and helping with beneficiary registration during emergencies.
- Welfare Goods Management: Assisting in the packing, inventory, and distribution of Family Food Packs (FFPs) and other welfare items.
Community Outreach: Supporting various community-based relief and welfare initiatives..
FOOD FOR WORK PROGRAM
Provision of a family food pack in exchange for the services rendered by volunteers of the welfare and relief division while undertaking community initiated and rehabilitative programs who are involved in restoration, rehabilitation, mitigation and preparedness activities.
Who May Avail (Target Beneficiary)
- Quezon City Residents who are capable and willing to perform community labor.
- Volunteers identified through partner stakeholders (Barangays, NGOs, or People’s Organizations).
- Individuals whose skills match the requirements of specific community projects.
Documentary Requirements
To ensure proper documentation and eligibility, the following are required:
- General Intake Sheet: Accomplished during the interview with the Social Worker.
- Volunteer Identification: QC ID or any valid government-issued ID proving residency.
- Accomplished Volunteer Profile: For first-time participants.
Process
- Application & Assessment: * The individual presents themselves at the SSDD office.
- The Social Worker assesses the volunteer’s skills to match them with project needs.
- Intake & Orientation: * The volunteer undergoes an intake interview and provides accurate data.
- The Social Worker conducts an orientation on the project timeline, scope, and limitations.
- Implementation & Monitoring:
- The volunteer participates in the project for a total of five (5) labor days.
- The Social Worker monitors the site and documents the work through photos and accomplishment reports.
- Exchange & Extension of Assistance:
- Upon completion of the 5-day service, the volunteer signs the payroll.
The Social Worker provides the Family Food Pack, which contains: 5kg Rice, 5 tins Sardines, 1 tin Pork & Beans, and 1 tin Sausage.
EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT (ECCD) PROGRAM
CHILD MINDING SERVICE PROGRAM
Child Minding Service Program Process Flow
The Child Minding Center (CMC) Management Section is responsible for the care and development of children aged 6 months to 4.11 years through city-run Child Minding Centers. CMCs operate from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM to support working parents and vulnerable families.
Requirement:
- PSA Birth Certificate (1 photocopy)
- ECCD Card/Immunization Records/Baby Book (1 photocopy)
- QC ID of Parent/Guardian (1 photocopy)
- If applicable:
- Solo Parent ID
- 4Ps ID
- PWD ID
- For parents/guardians of PWD children:
- Formal medical diagnosis must be submitted by the child’s attending physician. The diagnosis must indicate that the child is recommended for socialization and participation in a public CDC setting
- The child’s PWD ID (1 photocopy)
Process:
- Identification & Enrollment
Beneficiaries are identified through the OPT+ Survey of the Quezon City Health Department (20 days), followed by collection of basic information (5 days). If targets are not met, walk-in enrollment is opened (up to 30 days). Parents undergo a short interview (3–5 minutes) and submit the required documents: child’s birth certificate, parent’s QC ID, and immunization records (5 days).
CMC Age Groups Served:
- 6–35 months → Infants & Toddlers Early Development (ITED)
- 36–47 months → Pre-K1
- 48–59 months → Pre-K2
- Parent Orientation
Parents attend a 3-day orientation (2–3 hours/day) led by DCWs. Topics include program goals, class schedules, rules, activities, and available services. Parents also sign consent forms to finalize enrollment.
- Program Implementation
Children attend the CMC for 8 hours of continuous care daily. Services include custodial care, health monitoring, meals, and early learning activities. The program runs for 10 months. They receive supplies and daily supplementary feeding.
Parents: Join the daily ITED session, monthly Parent Effectiveness Service (PES) sessions and, for fathers, ERPAT activities promoting responsible fatherhood.
- Complementary and Supplementary Feeding
- The SFP starts with assessing children’s height and weight at specific intervals (upon entry, before feeding, after 60 days, and after 120 days).
- Children needing medical support are referred to the Quezon City Health Department for services like Vitamin A, deworming, and dental care.
- The Nutritionist-Dietitian then provides the supply list and cycle menu, while training on meal preparation and hygiene is conducted during the 120-day program.
- Children receive daily hot meals for 120 days, with their consumption monitored using a Food Consumption Sheet.
- Meal allocation depends on nutritional status: normal (1 meal), undernourished (2 meals), and overnourished (1 meal plus 15 minutes of physical activity).
- Completion & Certificates
After 10 months, DCWs prepare reports and certificates: Certificate of Participation for Infants, Toddlers and Pre-K1, Certificate of Completion for Pre-K2. All Pre-K2 children will attend the Moving Up Ceremonies.
- Year-End Conference
A parent-teacher conference is held one week after the Moving Up Ceremony. Parents receive their child’s certificates and ECCD Checklist for Pre-K2 or Kindergarten enrollment.
List of Child Minding Centers in Quezon City
| District | Barangay | Name of Child Minding Center | Address | ||
| IV | 1 | Bagong Lipunan ng Crame | 1 | PNP I | Camp Crame, Brgy. Bagong Lipunan ng Crame, Quezon City |
| 2 | PNP II | ||||
| 2 | Central | 3 | Quezon City Hall Yakap I | First floor, QC Hall Yakap Building, QC Hall Compound, Brgy. Central (Back of QC Public Library) | |
| 4 | Quezon City Hall Yakap II | Second floor, QC Hall Yakap Building, QC Hall Compound, Brgy. Central (Back of QC Public Library) | |||
CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICE PROGRAM
Child Development Service Program Process Flow
The Child Development Center (CDC) Management Section oversees all operations of city-operated Child Development Centers (CDCs) in Quezon City, catering to children aged 3.0 to 4.11 years. Each CDC session lasts 2 hours, with a maximum of 3 sessions per day. It integrates early childhood education with health, nutrition, and child protection services to ensure holistic development and school readiness.
Requirement:
- PSA Birth Certificate (1 photocopy)
- ECCD Card/Immunization Records/Baby Book (1 photocopy)
- QC ID of Parent/Guardian (1 photocopy)
- If applicable:
- Solo Parent ID (1 photocopy)
- 4Ps ID (1 photocopy)
- PWD ID (1 photocopy)
- For parents/guardians of PWD children:
- Formal medical diagnosis must be submitted by the child’s attending physician. The diagnosis must indicate that the child is recommended for socialization and participation in a public CDC setting (1 photocopy)
- The child’s PWD ID (1 photocopy)
Process:
- Identification & Enrollment
Children are identified through the OPT+ Survey (20 days), followed by collection of basic information (5 days). If targets are unmet, walk-in enrollment is opened (up to 30 days). Parents undergo a short interview, then submit required documents (birth certificate, QC ID, immunization record).
- Parent Orientation
Parents attend a 3-day orientation (2–3 hours/day) led by DCWs. Topics include program goals, class schedules, rules, activities, and available services. Parents also sign consent forms to finalize enrollment.
- Program Implementation
Children: Attend daily 2-hour sessions for 10 months, with structured learning, play activities, assessments (3x a year), and annual events. They receive supplies and daily supplementary feeding.
Parents: Join monthly Parent Effectiveness Service (PES) sessions and, for fathers, ERPAT activities promoting responsible fatherhood.
- Supplementary Feeding
- The SFP starts with assessing children’s height and weight at specific intervals (upon entry, before feeding, after 60 days, and after 120 days).
- Children needing medical support are referred to the Quezon City Health Department for services like Vitamin A, deworming, and dental care.
- The Nutritionist-Dietitian then provides the supply list and cycle menu, while training on meal preparation and hygiene is conducted during the 120-day program.
- Children receive daily hot meals for 120 days, with their consumption monitored using a Food Consumption Sheet.
- Meal allocation depends on nutritional status: normal (1 meal), undernourished (2 meals), and overnourished (1 meal plus 15 minutes of physical activity).
- Completion & Certificates
After 10 months, DCWs prepare reports and certificates: Certificate of Participation for Pre-K1, Certificate of Completion for Pre-K2. All Pre-K2 children will attend the Moving Up Ceremonies.
- Year-End Conference
A parent-teacher conference is held one week after the Moving Up Ceremony. Parents receive their child’s certificates and ECCD Checklist for Pre-K2 or Kindergarten enrollment.
Reminders:
- A 3-year-old child can enroll for 2 consecutive school years in the ECCD program (Pre-K1 and Pre-K2) but a 4-year-old child can enroll in ECCD (Pre-K2) for only 1 school year.
List of City-operated Child Development Centers
DISTRICT I
| Barangay | Name of CDC | Address | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alicia | 1 | Alicia | #2 Batangas St. Bago Bantay Quezon City |
| 2 | Bagong Pag-asa | 2 | Bagong Pag-asa | Rd 9 Corner Rd 10 Barangay Bagong Pag-Asa Quezon City |
| 3 | Kampilan I | Hona St San Roque Bagong Pag Asa | ||
| 3 | Bahay Toro | 4 | Pook Masagana | Alley 25, Pook Masagana Qc |
| 5 | San Jose Seminary I | 4road 19project 8 Bahaytoro Quezon City | ||
| 6 | San Jose Seminary II | 1 Rd 19 Bahay Toro, Proj. 8, Qc | ||
| 7 | Sitio Maligaya I | 13 Bayanihan Drive, Sitio Maligaya, Brgy. Bahay Toro | ||
| 8 | Sitio Maligaya II | 13 Bayanihan Drive Brgy Bahay Toro | ||
| 4 | Balingasa | 9 | Sitio Sto. Cristo | 26 Sitio Sto Cristo Balintawak Barangay Balingasa Quezon City |
| 10 | Tibagan | 11 Road Tibagan Balingasa Qc | ||
| 5 | Bungad | 11 | Bungad I | 3 Sanchez Corner Supnet St. Barangay Bungad , Quezon City |
| 12 | Bungad II | Sanchez Corner Supnet St. Barangay Bungad, Quezon City | ||
| 6 | Damayan | 13 | Damayan | 30 Vicente St.Brgy. Damayan San Francisco Del Monte Q.C. |
| 7 | Del Monte | 14 | Bukal ng Pag-asa | 25 Florencia Rd San Francisco Del Monte Quezon City |
| 15 | Del Monte | 25 Florencia Rd San Francisco Del Monte Quezon City | ||
| 8 | Katipunan | 16 | Katipunan | E. Beltran St. Brgy. Katipunan, Qc |
| 9 | Manresa | 17 | Manresa | 1 Makaturing St. Cor Biak Na Bato Barangay Manresa Quezon City |
| 18 | Matutum | Matutum St. Brgy. Manresa, Quezon City | ||
| 10 | Mariblo | 19 | Mariblo | 01 Bernardo St. Cor. San Pedro Bautista St. Brgy Mariblo Quezon City |
| 11 | Masambong | 20 | Saint John Masambong I | 4 Capoas Street Brgy. Masambong Quezon City |
| 21 | Saint John Masambong II | 4 Capoas Street Brgy. Masambong Quezon City | ||
| 12 | N.S. Amoranto | 22 | N.S. Amoranto | Multi-Purpose Hall, Angelo St. Laloma Quezon City 1100 Metro Manila |
| 13 | Nayong Kanluran | 23 | Nayong Kanluran | 37 Sorsogon St .Brgy Nayong Kanluran |
| 14 | Paang Bundok | 24 | Paang Bundok | 166 Iriga St. Brgy. Paang Bundok, Laloma, Quezon City |
| 15 | Pag-ibig sa Nayon | 25 | Pag-ibig sa Nayon | 23 J.Pineda St.Barangay Pag Ibig Sa Nayon |
| 16 | Paltok | 26 | East Anak Bayan | 75 Anakbayan Dulo Barangay Paltok Quezon City |
| 27 | Paltok | 39 Mendoza St.Corner Basa St Brgy.Paltok Quezon City | ||
| 17 | Project 6 | 28 | Project 6 | Alley 3 Project 6 Qc |
| 18 | Ramon Magsaysay | 29 | Ramon Magsaysay I | Ilocos Sur Street.Bago Bantay Brgy.Ramon Magsaysay |
| 30 | Ramon Magsaysay II | Ilocos Sue St.Bago Bantay Quezon City | ||
| 19 | Salvacion | 31 | Salvacion | 74 Bulusan St.Salvacion,Quezon City |
| 20 | San Antonio | 32 | San Antonio I | 173 West Riverside Brgy. San Antonio Q.C. |
| 33 | San Antonio II | Multi Purpose Hall Guerrero St. Brgy San Antonio Sfdm Q.C. | ||
| 34 | San Antonio III | Lot 5 Alley 7 #31 San Jose St., San Francisco Del Monte Quezon City | ||
| 21 | San Isidro Labrador | 35 | San Isidro Labrador | #91 Halcon St. Brgy. San Isidro Labrador Quezon City |
| 22 | San Jose | 36 | San Jose | 80 Tendido St. Barangay San Jose Quezon City |
| 23 | Sta. Cruz | 37 | Sta. Cruz | 23d General Lim St. |
| 24 | Sta. Teresita | 38 | Sta. Teresita | Mayon Corner Dapitan St. Brgy. Sta. Tetresita Quezon City |
| 25 | Sto. Cristo | 39 | Bahay Bulilit | #4 Misamis Ext .St.Sto.CristoRscc/Dswd Compound |
| 40 | Sto. Cristo | 5 Romblon St. Barangay Sto. Cristo Quezon City | ||
| 26 | Sto. Domingo | 41 | Sto. Domingo | 14 Mariaclara St. Brgy. Sto. Domingo,Q.C. |
| 27 | Talayan | 42 | Talayan Calamba | 199 Calamab Ext. Talayan Village Quezon City |
| 28 | Vasra | 43 | Vasra I | 40 Forestry St. Brgy. Vasra, Quezon City |
| 44 | Vasra II | 40 Forestry Street Barangay Vasra Quezon City | ||
| 29 | Veterans Village | 45 | Veterans Village | #20 Palomaria St. Veterans Village Quezon City |
DISTRICT II
| Barangay | Name of CDC | Address | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bagong Silangan | 1 | Area 5 | Lot 1 Block 18, Kapisanan Street, Area 5, Sitio Veterans, Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City |
| 2 | Asprer | Area 6, Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City | ||
| 3 | Bagong Silangan | Lot 1, Block 18, Bonifacio Street, corner Geronimo Street (beside Brgy. Hall), Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City | ||
| 4 | Bakas | 052A Bakas Compound, Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City | ||
| 5 | Covenant | David Street, Covenant Village, Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City | ||
| 6 | Filside | Lot Block 6, Filside Homes, Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City | ||
| 7 | Rolling Hills | Purok 7, Sitio Rolling Hills (Boundary QC & Montalban) | ||
| 8 | Sitio Veterans I | Ground Floor, Sitio Veterans CDC, Lot 1 Block 18, Dove Street, Area 1 Sitio Veterans, corner Don Vicente Street, Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City | ||
| 9 | Sitio Veterans II | Second Floor, Sitio Veterans CDC, Lot 1 Block 18, Dove Street, Area 1 Sitio Veterans, corner Don Vicente Street, Brgy. Bagong Silangan, Quezon City | ||
| 2 | Batasan Hills | 10 | Area A3 Sitio Talanay | Lot 16, Block 26, Ground floor, Precious Complex, Area 3 Sitio Talanay, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City |
| 11 | De Gloria | De Gloria Taniman Ext. Talanay Area, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 12 | Freedom Park 3 & 4 | Fortune Street, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 13 | Freedom Park 5 | Jordan Street, Freedom Park 5, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 14 | Jasmin | Lot 35-A, Jasmin Street, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 15 | Kalayaan B1 | Lot No. 41-C-3, Kalayaan B Street, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 16 | Kalayaan B2 | Lot No. 41-C-3, Kalayaan B Street, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 17 | Kalayaan B3 | Lot No. 41-C-3, Kalayaan B Street, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 18 | Luzviminda | Luzviminda Subdivision, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 19 | Pook Pag-asa | B1 L21 Pook Pagasa Street, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 20 | Talanay | 31 Alton Street, Sitio Talanay, Brgy. Batasan Hills, Quezon City | ||
| 3 | Commonwealth | 21 | Don Fabian | Don Fabian, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City |
| 22 | E. Castillo | E. Castillo Street, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 23 | Gold | Gold Street, near Commonwealth Highschool, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 24 | Gravel Pit | St. Paulia Street, Gravel Pit, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 25 | Kasunduan | Ground floor, Kasunduan Multi-purpose Hall, Unit 2, Kasunduan Extension, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 26 | Kaunlaran | Lot 9A, Unit 2, Kaunlaran Street, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 27 | Litex | Payatas Road corner Bayanihan Street, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 28 | Lower Nawasa | Purok 6, Unit 7 Lower NAWASA, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 29 | Pinadama | Pinadama Pilot Drive, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 30 | Purok 12 | Purok 12, Adarna Street, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 3 | Commonwealth | 31 | Purok 15 | Purok 15, Pinagnayon Street, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City |
| 32 | Purok 16 | Unit V, Purok 16, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 33 | Purok 20 | Unit V, Purok 20, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 34 | Soliven | Commonwealth Heights, Soliven Street corner President Quezon Street, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 35 | Unit IV | Unit IV, Plaza Riverside, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 36 | Unit V | Ground floor, DCC Paulate Bldg., Bato bato Street, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 37 | Upper Nawasa | Unit VII Upper NAWASA, Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City | ||
| 4 | Holy Spirit | 38 | Barangay Complex | Don Faustino Street, inside barangay hall compound, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City |
| 39 | Kaligtasan | 120 Don Vicente Kaligtasan Street, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City | ||
| 40 | Kasiyahan | Kasiyahan Covered Court, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City | ||
| 4 | Holy Spirit | 41 | Mapayapa | Area 7 Nawasa Line, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City |
| 42 | St. Catherine | St. Catherine Street, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City | ||
| 43 | Sto. Domingo | Republic Chapel inside the gate, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City | ||
| 44 | Sto. Niño | Side of Sto. Niño Covered Court, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City | ||
| 45 | Zebra | San Simon Street (back of Brgy. Annex), Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City | ||
| 5 | Payatas A | 46 | Azucena | Azucena Street, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City |
| 47 | Banaba | Banaba Street, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 48 | Lower Everlasting | Lower Everlasting (Sto. Niño Gala), Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 49 | Springfield | Springfield Street, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 50 | Sto. Niño De Payatas I | Ground floor, SÑDP CDC, Sto. Niño De Payatas Street, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 51 | Sto. Niño De Payatas II | Second floor, SÑDP CDC, Sto. Niño De Payatas Street, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 52 | Upper Everlasting | Upper Everlasting, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| Payatas B | 53 | Bahay Pangarap | 48 Bulacan Street, near brgy. hall, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | |
| 54 | Empire | Block 16, Lot 15, Lower Empire Street, Hilltop, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 55 | Golden Shower | Golden Shower Street, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 56 | Lupang Pangako | Phase 2, Park 13, Lupang Pangako, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 57 | Molave | Molave St., near Tahanan, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 58 | Mutya | Mutya Street, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 59 | Narraville | Lower Narra Street, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 60 | Phase IV-A | Ground floor, Livelihood Center, Davao Street, Phase IV, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
| 61 | Phase IV-B | 2nd floor, Livelihood Center, Davao Street, Phase IV, Brgy. Payatas, Quezon City | ||
DISTRICT III
| Barangay | Name of CDC | Address | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amihan | 1 | Amihan | Bgy. Hall, Palosapis St., Brgy. Amihan Quezon City |
| 2 | Bagumbayan | 2 | Bagumbayan | 75 San Roque Street, Brgy. Bagumbayan, Quezon City |
| 3 | Bagumbuhay | 3 | Bagumbuhay | Plaza Malvar, Malvar St., Brgy. Bagumbuhay, Quezon City |
| 4 | Bayanihan | 4 | Bayanihan | 321 Pedro Martinez St. Project 4, Brgy. Bayanihan, Quezon City |
| 5 | Camp Aguinaldo | 5 | Camp Aguinaldo | General Lim Street, Brgy. Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City |
| 6 | Dioquino Zobel | 6 | Dioquino Zobel | 18 Lizardo St. 20th Ave., Brgy. Dioquino Zobel, Quezon City |
| 7 | Duyan-duyan | 7 | Duyan-duyan | Kamagong Street, cor. Kalanatas Street, Brgy. Duyan-duyan, Quezon City |
| 8 | E. Rodriguez Sr. | 8 | E. Rodriguez Sr. | 181 Ermin Garcia Street, Cubao, Brgy. E. Rodriguez Sr., Quezon City |
| 9 | East Kamias | 9 | East Kamias | 65 K 10th Street, Brgy. East Kamias, Quezon City |
| 10 | Escopa 2 | 10 | Escopa 2 | Mapagmahal Street, Barangay Hall, Brgy. Escopa 2, Quezon City |
| 11 | Escopa 3 | 11 | Escopa 3A | P. Burgos PUD Site Bliss, Brgy. Hall Compound, Project 4, Brgy. Escopa 3, Quezon City |
| 12 | Escopa 3B | P. Burgos PUD Site Bliss, Brgy. Hall Compound, Project 4, Brgy. Escopa 3, Quezon City | ||
| 12 | Escopa 4 | 13 | Escopa 4 | Senior Citizen Bldg. Escopa 4 Ibaba, Brgy. Escopa 4, Quezon City |
| 13 | Libis | 14 | Libis | Brgy. Hall, E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue, Brgy. Libis, Quezon City |
| 14 | Loyola Heights | 15 | Daan Tubo | Area II, across Dela Estrada Church, Brgy. Loyola Heights, Quezon City |
| 16 | Loyola Heights | Loyola Heights Brgy. Hall Compound, E. Abada Street, Katipunan, Brgy. Loyola Heights, Quezon City | ||
| 15 | Mangga | 17 | Mangga | 950 Int. Aurora Blvd., Cubao, Brgy. Mangga, Quezon City |
| 16 | Marilag | 18 | Marilag | Plaza Camerino, Camerino Street, Brgy. Marilag, Quezon City |
| 17 | Masagana | 19 | Masagana | 7 Conchu Street, Project 4, Brgy. Masagana, Quezon City |
| 18 | Matandang Balara | 20 | Agri-first | Sitio Payong Area 3, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City |
| 18 | Matandang Balara | 21 | Area I Luzon | Mafran Area I, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City |
| 22 | Area 5A | Area 5 Luzon near INC Church, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 23 | Area 5B | 2nd floor, Old Balara, Area 5 Luzon, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 24 | Bahay Bulilit | Bgy.Hall Compound, Villa Beatriz, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 25 | Calderon | 251 Calderon Street, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 26 | Dupax | Road 44 Dupax St., Bgy. Satellite, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 27 | Feria I | Ground Flr., Feria CDC, Dao Street, Feria Road, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 28 | Feria II | 2nd Flr., Feria CDC, Dao St., Feria Rd., Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 29 | Laura I | Purok 3 Area 5 Ground Floor, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 30 | Laura II | Purok 3 Area 5 2nd Floor, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 31 | Samadores | Area 2, Luzon, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 32 | Sapang Kangkong | 168 Kilusan Street, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 33 | Villa Beatriz | Villa Beatriz Extension, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 34 | Visayan Hills | Visayan Hills, Brgy. Matandang Balara, Quezon City | ||
| 19 | Milagrosa | 35 | Milagrosa | 5K Oval Belarmino St., Brgy. Milagrosa, Quezon City |
| 20 | Pansol | 36 | Kaingin I | Block 1 Kaingin 1, Brgy. Pansol, Quezon City |
| 37 | Kaingin II | Bungad Kaingin II, near Bgy. Hall Extension, Brgy. Pansol, Quezon City | ||
| 38 | Pansol Proper | SK Building Plaza St., Barangay Hall, Brgy. Pansol, Quezon City | ||
| 21 | Quirino 2A | 39 | Quirino 2A | Anonas St., Brgy. Quirino 2A, Quezon City |
| 22 | Quirino 2B | 40 | Quirino 2B | 157B Pajo Street, cor. Langka, Proj. 2, Brgy. Quirino 2B, Quezon City |
| 23 | Quirino 2C | 41 | Quirino 2C | 179 Bignay Street, Project 2, Brgy. Quirino 2C, Quezon City |
| 24 | Quirino 3A | 42 | Quirino 3A | 17 Anonas Street, Project 3, Brgy. Quirino 3A, Quezon City |
| 25 | Quirino 3B/ Claro | 43 | Claro | 20 Almon Street, Brgy. Claro, Quezon City |
| 26 | San Roque | 44 | San Roque | 85 19th ave., Brgy. San Roque, Quezon City |
| 27 | Silangan | 45 | Silangan | 193 Ermin Garcia Street, Cubao, Brgy. Silangan, Quezon City |
| 28 | Socorro | 46 | Socorro | #1 15th ave. corner Boni Serrano Rd., Brgy. Socorro, Quezon City |
| 29 | Tagumpay | 47 | Tagumpay | 2B P. Tuazon Blvd., Brgy. Tagumpay, Quezon City |
| 30 | Villa Maria Clara | 48 | Villa Maria Clara | Barangay Hall, Rajah Matanda, Brgy. Villa Maria Clara, Quezon City |
| 31 | West Kamias | 49 | West Kamias | 2nd Flr. Barangay Hall, 2 K 10th St., , Brgy. West Kamias, Quezon City |
DISTRICT IV
| Barangay | Name of CDC | Address | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bagong Lipunan ng Crame | 1 | Bagong Lipunan ng Crame | Barangay Hall, 1st Avenue, Cubao |
| 2 | Botocan | 2 | Botocan | Brgy. Botocan Brgy. Hall, Makadios St. |
| 3 | Central | 3 | Botanical | 128 Orchid St. Brgy. Central |
| 4 | Forestry | BFD Compound Brgy. Central | ||
| 5 | Kalayaan | #81 Kalayaan Ave. Brgy. Central | ||
| 4 | Damayang Lagi | 6 | Damayang Lagi I | #2 14th Street Corner La Felonila Street, Brgy. Damayang Lagi, QC |
| 5 | Don Manuel | 7 | Don Manuel | L. Castillo corner Matimyas St. Brgy. Don Manuel |
| 6 | Doña Aurora | 8 | Doña Aurora | E. Jacinto St. Brgy. Doña Aurora |
| 7 | Doña Imelda | 9 | Chamberette Doña Imelda | Chamberette Building Guirayan St. Brgy. Doña Imelda |
| 10 | Palanza | #38 Kapiligan St. Brgy. Doña Imelda | ||
| 8 | Doña Josefa | 11 | Doña Josefa | Brgy. Doña Josefa Brgy. Hall Agno cor. Kitanlad St. |
| 9 | Horseshoe | 12 | Horseshoe | Brgy. Horsehoe Bgy. Hall, Sunset Drive |
| 10 | Immaculate Concepcion | 13 | F. Manalo | F. Manalo St. Brgy. Immaculate Concepcion |
| 14 | Hillcrest | Hillcrest St., Cubao (sidewalk) Brgy. Immaculate Concepcion | ||
| 11 | Kamuning | 15 | Kamuning | Bgy. Hall, #113 Kamuning Rd. Brgy. Kamuning |
| 12 | Kaunlaran | 16 | Planas Site | Planas Site III St. Brgy. Kaunlaran |
| 13 | Kristong Hari | 17 | Kristong Hari | Broadway, Brgy. Kristong Hari |
| 14 | Krus na Ligas | 18 | Kabalitang | Kabalitang St. Brgy. Krus Na Ligas |
| 19 | KNL-CDO | V. Francisco St. (beside KNL High School) Brgy. Krus Na Ligas | ||
| 20 | Sitio Lambak | Flores St. Brgy. Krus Na Ligas | ||
| 15 | Malaya | 21 | Malaya | Brgy. Malaya Brgy. Hall, Matahimik St. |
| 16 | Obrero | 22 | Obrero | Brgy. Obrero Bgy Hall, Parkway St. cor. Tomas Morato Ave. |
| 17 | Old Capitol Site | 23 | Old Capitol Site | Masaya St. Interior (near Bgy. Hall) Brgy. Old Capitol Site |
| 24 | Pechayan | Zone 1 Brgy. Old Capitol Site | ||
| 18 | Paligsahan | 25 | Paligsahan | Roces Avenue Brgy. Paligsahan |
| 19 | Pinagkaisahan | 26 | Pinagkaisahan | Ermin Garcia St. (near Bernardo Park) |
| 20 | Pinyahan | 27 | Pinyahan Proper | |
| 21 | Roxas | 28 | Roxas | Champaca cor. Dahlia St. Brgy. Roxas |
| 22 | San Isidro Galas | 29 | San Isidro Galas | Brgy. San Isidro Galas Bgy. Hall Compound, Unang Hakbang St. |
| 23 | San Martin de Porres | 30 | San Martin de Porres I | Conrado Benitez St. Brgy. San Martin de Porres |
| 31 | San Martin de Porres Annex | Conrado Benitez St. Brgy. San Martin de Porres | ||
| 24 | San Vicente | 32 | San Vicente | Fatima St. cor. Maayusin Ext. Brgy. San Vicente |
| 25 | Santol | 33 | Santol | Brgy. Santol Brgy. Hall, Silencio cor. Baloy St. |
| 26 | South Triangle | 34 | South Triangle | Brgy. South Triangle Barangay Hall Sct. Bayoran St. |
| 27 | Sto Niño | 35 | Sto. Niño | Inocando St. Corner Santol St. Brgy. Sto. Niño |
| 28 | Tatalon | 36 | Manunggal I | Manunggal St. Brgy. Tatalon |
| 37 | Manunggal II | #15 Senior Citizen Bldg., Manunggal St. Brgy. Tatalon | ||
| 29 | U.P. Campus | 38 | Amorsolo | Barangay Hall Compd., Pook Amorsolo Brgy. UP Campus |
| 39 | Amorsolo II | |||
| 40 | Pook Daang Tubo | Pook Daang Tubo Brgy. UP Campus | ||
| 41 | Pook Libis | Pook Libis Brgy. UP Campus | ||
| 42 | Pook Village B | Pook Village B Brgy. UP Campus | ||
DISTRICT V
| Barangay | Name of CDC | Address | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bagbag | 1 | Goodwill Homes 2 | 1st Floor Mark St. cor. Ruth St., Goodwill Homes 2 Subd., Brgy. Bagbag |
| 2 | Ibayo | Ibayo 2 68 Pascual Road, Brgy. Bagbag | ||
| 3 | Maligaya | 2nd Floor Mark St. cor. Ruth St., Goodwill Homes 2 Subd., Brgy. Bagbag | ||
| 4 | Remarville | Block 8, Subdivision, Lot 1, Remarville, Asteroid, Novaliches, Quezon City, Metro Manila | ||
| 5 | San Pedro IX | Santan St. San Pedro IX Subd. Brgy. Bagbag | ||
| 2 | Capri | 6 | Champaca | Barangay Hall Building, Sampaguita St., Area 5 |
| 7 | Narra | Barangay Hall Building, Sampaguita St., Area 5 | ||
| 3 | Fairview | 8 | Fairview | Ground floor Vargas Hall, Barangay Hall Complex, Dahlia St., Brgy. Fairview |
| 9 | MMTC | Basilio St., cor Republic Ave., Brgy. Fairview | ||
| 10 | SAPAMANAI | 2nd Floor SAPAMANAI Bldg., Molave St. cor Mahogany St. Brgy Fairview | ||
| 11 | Sitio Kislap | Sitio Kislap Pearl St, Brgy. Fairview | ||
| 12 | Sitio RABOSNA | 14 Ruby St Sitio Rabosna, Brgy. Fairview | ||
| 13 | Sitio Ruby | Sitio Ruby St. SERNAI East Fairview, Brgy. Fairview | ||
| 3 | Fairview | 14 | Sitio Urlina | Sitio Urlina Lilac St. Brgy. Fairview |
| 4 | Greater Lagro | 15 | Greater Lagro I | 1st floor Greater Largo Daycare Center Building, Ascension Rd., Greater Lagro Subd. Brgy. Greater Lagro |
| 16 | Greater Lagro II | 2nd floor Greater Largo Daycare Center Building, Ascension Rd., Greater Lagro Subd. Brgy. Greater Lagro | ||
| 5 | Gulod | 17 | Don Crispulo | Bering St. cor Don Crispulo Street, Area V, Brgy. Gulod |
| 18 | Florentina | Interior Florentina St. Castro Compound, Brgy. Gulod | ||
| 19 | Golden HOA I | Ground flr. Golden HOA Livelihood Center Building, Golden HOA Area, Brgy Gulod | ||
| 20 | Joan of Arc | 2nd Floor HOA Bldg., Victoria St. Joan of Arc, Brgy. Gulod | ||
| 21 | Nitang | # 47 Nitang Avenue Brgy Gulod | ||
| 22 | POCC (Holy Trinity) | Nenita Extn. POCC Compound Area VI, Brgy. Gulod | ||
| 23 | Villareal | 3rd floor Old Barangay Hall Building, Quirino Highway, Brgy. Gulod | ||
| 6 | Kaligayahan | 24 | Bistekville 2 | 1st Flr Bistekville II Multi-Purpose Hall Building, Brgy. Kaligayahan |
| 25 | Junji | Junji Street, Rolling Hills Western Village, Brgy. Kaligayahan | ||
| 26 | Kingfisher | Kingfisher St. Zabarte Subd. Brgy. Kaligayahan (beside Kaligayahan Health Center) | ||
| 27 | Mockingbird | Barangay Kaligayahan Hall, Mockingbird St. Zabarte Subd., Brgy. Kaligayahan | ||
| 28 | Tawid Sapa I | Blk. 10 Phase 1, Kalinga Tawid Sapa, Brgy. Kaligayahan | ||
| 29 | Tawid Sapa II | Zone 1 cor. Sampalucan St., Tawid Sapa, Brgy. Kaligayahan | ||
| 7 | Nagkaisang Nayon | 30 | Jonaville I | St.Joseph St., Jonaville Subdivision, Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon |
| 31 | Lazaro | Lot 5 Blk 5, Damong Maliit, Lazaro Subd., Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 32 | Nagkaisang Nayon I | Barangay Hall Compound., #7 Banahaw St. Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 33 | Nagkaisang Nayon II | Barangay Hall Compound., #7 Banahaw St. Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 34 | Pasacola I | Blk 1, Dormitory Phase 1 (Nagkakaisang Lakas) , Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 35 | Pasacola II | Lot 158-B, Area C, Pasacola, Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 36 | Queensland I | Princess Grace St., Queensland Phase I Subd., Damong Maliit, Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 37 | Queensland II | Ground Floor Vargas Building, Blk 5 Lot 14 Ruby St. Queensland 2 Village, Brgy Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 38 | Robina | Robina Rd. Sierra Vista Subd., Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 39 | St. Andrew | Sampaguita St., Dantes Subd., Damong Maliit, Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 40 | Villa Nova | St. Michael St. cor Francis St. Villanova Subd., Brgy. Nagkaisang Nayon | ||
| 8 | North Fairview | 41 | Avon | 13-A Avon St., North Fairview Subd., Brgy. North Fairview |
| 42 | Milenyo | Milenyo Daycare Center Building, Milenyo St. Phase 8-I, Brgy. North Fairview | ||
| 43 | NAMAPA | NAMAPA Compound, Brgy. North Fairview | ||
| 44 | Phase 8A | 1st Floor Daycare and Livelihood Center Building, Peso St., United North Fairview Subd., Brgy. North Fairview | ||
| 45 | Phase 8B | 2nd Floor Daycare and Livelihood Center Building, Peso St., United North Fairview Subd., Brgy. North Fairview | ||
| 9 | Novaliches Proper | 46 | Doña Rosario | Ground Floor Multi-purpose Bldg., P. Tupaz St., Doña Rosario, Brgy. Novaliches Proper |
| 47 | Novaliches Proper I | 2nd Floor Multi-purpose Bldg., P. Tupaz St., Doña Rosario, Brgy. Novaliches Proper | ||
| 48 | Novaliches Proper II | 3rd Floor, Livelihood CDC Bldg., Nova Plaza, Buenamar St.,Brgy. Novaliches Proper | ||
| 10 | Pasong Putik Proper | 49 | Pechayan | Block 31 Lot 23 Ilang-Ilang St. Pechayan Kanan, Maligaya Park, Brgy. Pasong Putik |
| 50 | SAMAPINA | Block 1 Lot 60 Sampaguita St. Maligaya Park, Brgy. Pasong Putik Proper | ||
| 11 | San Agustin | 51 | Nova Homes | Narra St., Nova Homes Subd. Brgy. San Agustin |
| 52 | St. Francis | Barangay Hall Compd., Patnubay Street, St. Francis Village | ||
| 11 | San Agustin | 53 | T.S. Cruz | T.S. Cruz Day Care and Livelihood Center, Fidel St., T.S. Cruz Subdivision, Brgy. San Agustin |
| 12 | San Bartolome | 54 | Angela | 2nd flr. Vargas Hall, Marcos St., Doña Faustina |
| 55 | Nomar 2 | Santan St., Nomar Subd., Brgy. San Bartolome | ||
| 56 | Sampaguita | Sampaguita Compound, Atlas Road, Brgy. San Bartolome | ||
| 13 | Sta. Lucia | 57 | Balagtas | 25 Balagtas St. cor. M. Aquino St. Brgy. Sta. Lucia |
| 58 | Bonifacio | 2/F BPSO Building, Brgy. Hall Compound, A. Bonifacio St. Brgy. Sta. Lucia Ave. | ||
| 59 | Plainville | St. Joseph St., Plainville Subdivision | ||
| 60 | Sitio 6 | Lot 18 Blk 52, Abad Santos St, Sitio 6, Brgy. Sta Lucia | ||
| 61 | Tarhaville | Blk 13 Lapu-lapu, Tarhaville Village, Brgy. Sta Lucia | ||
| 14 | Sta. Monica | 62 | Aguardiente | 1st floor Barangay Sta Monica Daycare Center Building, Pugong Ginto St., Aguardiente, Brgy. Sta Monica |
| 63 | Palmera | Multi-purpose Hall Mangga St. Phase I-A Palmera Homes, Brgy. Sta Monica | ||
| 64 | Sta. Monica | Barangay Hall Compd., Moises St., Jordan Plains Subd., Brgy. Sta Monica | ||
DISTRICT VI
| Barangay | Name of CDC | Address | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Apolonio Samson | 1 | Apolonio Samson | 168 Kaingin Road Apolonio Samson Quezon City |
| 2 | Apolonio Samson Annex | 168 Kangin Road Quezon City | ||
| 3 | Oliveros | 26M Oliveros Drive, Brgy.Apolonio Samson, QC | ||
| 2 | Baesa | 4 | Asamba | Block 7 lot 3 Asamba Homes |
| 5 | F. Carlos | 24 F.Carlos Baesa Quezon City | ||
| 6 | Howmart | Alley 2 howmart road baesa quezon city | ||
| 7 | Mendez | 61 NPC Mendez Rd.Quezon City | ||
| 8 | Sitio Pajo | Gk Sitio Pajo Multi Purpose Hall Baesa Q.C | ||
| 3 | Balon Bato | 9 | Balon Bato | 11- E Maximina Drive,Balon Bato Quezon City |
| 4 | Culiat | 10 | Cenacle Drive | 5A Cenacle Drive,Brgy. Culiat Quezon City |
| 11 | Metro Heights | Adelfa st bgy culiat | ||
| 4 | Culiat | 12 | Purok I | 251 Purok 1 Luzon Avenue,Brgy. Culiat Quezon City |
| 5 | Pasong Tamo | 13 | Centerville | Daniel Street, Pingkian Road, Pasong Tamo, 1107, Quezon City, Philippines 1107 |
| 14 | Pingkian 2 | Pingkian 2 C Barangay Pasong Tamo | ||
| 15 | Pingkian 3 Zone 2 | 56 lily street pingkian 3 zone 2 pasong tamo quezon city | ||
| 16 | Pingkian 3 Zone 3 | 97 santan st. pingkian 3 zone 3 CDC | ||
| 17 | Veterans Area I | Veterans Area I | ||
| 18 | Veterans Area II | 96 Diego Silang street , Veterans Area 2, Pasong Tamo | ||
| 19 | Veterans Area III | M3MB+756 7th St. Corner 8th St. Area 3 Pasong Tamo QC | ||
| 6 | Sangandaan | 20 | Insurance | 72 Insurance St. Brgy. Sangandaan Quezon City |
| 21 | Redemption I | Parklane Extension, Gertrudes Street, Livelihood Building, Brgy. Sangandaan | ||
| 22 | Redemption II | 25 Gertrudes St. parkane Ext. brgy Sangandaan | ||
| 23 | Sitio San Roque | 2016 Sitio San Roque Sangandaan Qc | ||
| 7 | Sauyo | 24 | 135-99 Alma Nova | 135 old Cabuyao Sauyo Novaliches Quezon city |
| 25 | Baluyot | Del Rosario HOA Property, Baluyot 1, Brgy. Sauyo, Quezon City | ||
| 26 | Lower Gulod | 135 Lowe Gulod Sauyo Quezon City | ||
| 27 | MASARNA | 201 Mabuhay Compound Barangay Sauyo Quezon City | ||
| 28 | Old Cabuyao | Acacia, Old Cabuyao, Brgy. Sauyo Q.C. | ||
| 29 | Sitio Cabuyao I | Area 5a Sitio Cabuyao l | ||
| 30 | Sitio Cabuyao II | Sitio Cabuyao II Area 6a Sauyo Road Q.C | ||
| 8 | Talipapa | 31 | Campo Dos | Campo Dos,Brgy.Talipapa,Quezon City |
| 32 | CANO | Cano concerned HOA Barangay Talipapa Quezon City | ||
| 33 | Del Nacia | Del Nacia Ville 3 Talipapa Quezon City | ||
| 34 | Gloria V | Candido Street, corner Sampaguita Street, Sahara Complex, Gloria V Subd. Barangay Talipapa Quezon City | ||
| 35 | La Trinidad | La Trinidad Subdivision Brgy.Talipapa QC. | ||
| 36 | Pleasantville | Siklot st. Pleasantville subd. Talipapa | ||
| 9 | Tandang Sora | 37 | Apo Ville | 21 Florville Apoville homeowner Association Tandang Sora Quezon City |
| 38 | Carmel V | 37 Taurus Street Carmel V Bgy. Tandang Sora Quezon City | ||
| 39 | Tandang Sora Shrine | 228 Banlat Road Brgy Multipurpose Tandang Sora Quezon City | ||
| 10 | Unang Sigaw | 40 | Unang Sigaw | North Diversion Road, Balintawak. Brgy. Unang Sigaw, Quezon City |
GRANTING OF CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION, CERTIFICATE TO OPERATE, AND RECOGNITION TO PUBLIC CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTERS, PRIVATE LEARNING CENTERS, AND ECCD PROVIDERS
Registration to Accreditation Process Flow
The Permits and Standards Section ensures that public and private ECCD facilities in Quezon City comply with national and local standards. It oversees the registration, accreditation, and recognition of all Child Development Centers, Learning Centers, and ECCD service providers.
A. GRANTING OF CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
Requirements:
- Letter of Intent for Registration
- Accomplished Registration Form
- Photocopy of Business Permit
Process:
- Access the Google Form
Public CDC and Private LC owners will be provided with the official Google Form link.
2. Accomplish the Form
Fill out all required fields in the Google Form (basic information about the center, owner, and other details as needed).
3. Attach Required Documents
Upload the scanned copy of the signed Letter of Intent.
Upload the scanned copy of the signed Registration Form.
4. Submit the Form
Ensure all information is complete and correct before submission.
5. Review and Validation
The ECCD Division will review the submitted form and attachments.
6. Incomplete submissions will be returned for compliance.
7. Issuance of Certificate of Registration
Once validated, the ECCD Division will process and release the Certificate of Registration to the requesting CDC/LC.
B. GRANTING OF CERTIFICATE TO OPERATE
Permit to Operate Process
Requirements:
- Photo copy of the SEC or DTI Registration
- Profile of the Center that describes its location, ownership and the goals and objectives, and the program(s) to be offered
- Descriptions with pictures of the lot size, indoor and outdoor area, number of buildings/classrooms, facilities, equipment and instructional materials available for effective instruction
- Number of young children to be served, list of teachers, names of administrator/principal/ director and other staff
- Specific information about the Center
Process:
- The visit/inspection shall be conducted a month after the filing of the application for Permit to Operate.
- The SSDD-ECCD Office shall submit a Report of Inspection to the City Mayor one week after the visit. The Report covers the five items described above and the City/Municipal Social Welfare and Development Officer shall recommend either for the issuance or non-issuance of the Permit to Operate depending on the compliance of the requirements.
- A Permit to Operate for Three Years shall be signed by the City Mayor and issued to the qualified Private Learning Center.
- A one-time temporary Permit to Operate valid for one (1) year shall be issued to the learning center who did not comply with the requirements.
- A Letter to Comply Requirements, with the Report of Inspection attached, shall be signed by the City Mayor and issued to an unqualified private Learning Center. The Center is given five (5) months to one (1) year to comply with the lacking requirements.
C. GRANTING OF CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION
The granting of recognition to the CDC/LC shall be in three levels that depends on the Maximum Total Points earned by the CDC/LC. The three levels are:
- Level 1 Recognition or Satisfactory Rating is given for 3 years
- Level 2 Recognition or Very Satisfactory Rating is given for 4 years
- Level 3 Recognition or Outstanding Rating is given for 5 years.
Requirements:
- Letter of Intent for Recognition
- Assessment Fee of 500.00 pesos.
Process:
A. Internal Assessment
- For the public CDC established by the LGU, the SSDD-ECCD shall inform that an Internal Assessment Team (IAT) shall be convened to be headed by the Child Development Teacher/Worker (CDT/W) with one or more members from any of the following:
- Barangay Captain,
- Barangay Nutrition Scholar,
- Barangay Health Worker, and
- President of the Parents-Teacher/Worker Association
For the public CDC established by the NGA/GOCC and the private LC, the SSDD-ECCD shall inform that an Internal Assessment Team (AIT) shall be convened to be headed by the Administrator/Director/ Principal with one or more members from any of the following:
- Selected CDT
- Members of the Board, and
- President of the Parents- Teachers Association.
- The Internal Assessment Team of the public, NGA/GOCC and private CDC/LC shall be provided technical assistance by the SSDD-ECCD.
- The Assessment Tool for the Granting of Recognition with the standard forms and process approved by the ECCD Council shall be utilized by the public, NGA/GOCC and private CDC/LC.
- The internal assessment process shall be undertaken for at least three (3) months.
- The Internal Assessment Team shall submit the results to the Office of the SSDD-ECCD who shall conduct a visit to validate the results submitted.
- If the CDC/LC meets the required score, the SSDD-ECCD favorably recommends to the City Mayor that the CDC/LC shall undertake an external assessment. The City Mayor officially informs the ECCD Council that the public or private CDC/LC is ready for the external assessment.
- If the CDC/LC does not meet the required score, the City Mayor through the SSDD-ECCD shall inform the CDC/LC to comply with the requirements in the areas that it failed within six (6) to twelve(12) months.
B. External Assessment
- The ECCD Council authorizes the SSDD-ECCD to inform the City Mayor of the one (1) to two (2) -day external assessment schedule and the name(s) of the Evaluator(s).
- The SSDD-ECCD informs the CDT/ CDW (public CDC), and the Administrator/ Principal/ Director (NGA/GOCC and private CDC/LC) to orient the members of the Internal Assessment Team of the following:
- date and purpose of the External Assessment;
- observations of the CDC/LC and the staff during the actual learning session;
- interview of the Internal Assessment Team (Center staff, partners/ stakeholders) by the Evaluator(s);
- access of complete pertinent documents during the visit.
- The City Government, through SSDD-ECCD shall organize and deputize one to three Evaluators depending on the size of the CDC/LC. These Evaluators are representatives from the Offices of the Provincial Social Welfare and Development or Provincial ECCD, City/Municipal Social Welfare and Development or City/Municipal ECCD Office, and Administrator/Director/Principal of a private CDC/LC. (Optional).
- The Evaluators have undergone training and received a Certificate of Proficiency for the External Assessment of CDCs/LCs from the ECCD Council.
- The Evaluator(s) shall:
- conduct a site visit,
- reviews documentation of the CDC’s/LC’s internal assessment, and
- uses the appropriate methods in gathering the information/ data in the different indicators cited in the assessment tool.
6. The Evaluator(s) shall document the results of the external assessment. If the CDC/LC complies with the requirements (required score), the Evaluator(s) shall recommend to the ECCD Council through the City Government through SSDD-ECCD the Conferment of Recognition (Level) 15 working days after the assessment.,
7. The Levels of Recognition are described as:
- Level 1 or Satisfactory Rating. This means that the Center has demonstrated Mandatory Compliance with the Standards and Guidelines that shows effectiveness of quality service implementation and is given for 3 years.
- Level 2 or Very Satisfactory Rating. This means that the Center has demonstrated Optimal Compliance with the Standards and Guidelines that increases the effectiveness of quality service implementation and is given for 4 years.
- Level 3 or Outstanding Rating. This means that the Center has demonstrated the Highest Compliance with the Standards and Guidelines that makes the Center a Center of Excellence and is given for 5 years.
- The Evaluator(s) shall Defer the Recognition of the CDC/LC that does not comply with the requirements in the assessment. Its Report shall cite the technical assistance needed and shall submit this Report 15 working days after the assessment to the ECCD Council through the City Government through SSDD-ECCD which shall inform the Mayor through the City/Municipal Social and Development Officer or City/Municipal ECCD Officer that the CDC/LC shall be given one (1) year to comply with the deficiency.
- The Center that has been Granted Recognition is encouraged to maintain its status. When the number of years for its Recognition has lapsed, the Center has to file again its Letter of Intent to seek Recognition at the Mayor’s Office through the SSDD-ECCD. The Guidelines for the Accreditation shall be developed after one (1) year utilization of the Guidelines.
PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
BURIAL/FUNERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
The Quezon City’s Burial Assistance Program provides free funeral and burial services with the help of accredited partner funeral parlors for indigent residents of the city based on Ordinance No. SP 2865, S-2019.
Funeral Package Inclusions
- Retrieval of human remains from place of death (Quezon City)
- Embalming and funeral arrangement of viewing place for 7 days
- Use of white casket (OMS) (55-60cm x 180-190cm) and good quality
- 1 Decent flower arrangement
- Tarpaulin
- Provision of hearse for interment
- Registration of death certificate
- Securing of burial/cremation permit
- Interment arrangement at city-owned cemetery
- Steps / Procedure
Clients requesting for assistance WITHOUT REFERRAL
1. Call or send a text message to SSDD and provide the following information:
- Name of the deceased
- Place of death
- Address of the deceased
- Name of the informant (immediate family)
- Contact number
1.1 Gather and verify the client’s information for the initial assessment.
1.2 Coordinate with the partner funeral home to provide services and establish direct communication to the bereaved family.
1.3 Provide instructions to the client on the coordination process with the partner
funeral home and advise them to wait for the retrieval of the body.
1.4 Inform the client about the application process and provide the list of
requirements. Advice to log in at www.qceservices.quezoncity.gov.ph to book an appointment or schedule for the interview and evaluation.
Clients requesting for assistance WITH REFERRAL
1. Log in at www.qceservices.quezoncity.gov.ph and go to the SSDD Portal. Select Burial Assistance and click on the preferred schedule. You will receive a confirmation via text and email.
2. Go to the SSDD main office on the confirmed date and time. Ensure to bring the following requirements:
- QR code or email/text confirmation of appointment
- Referral Form
- Original Certified True Copy of Death Certificate
- Notarized Funeral Contract
- Barangay Certificate of Indigency (Purpose: burial/funeral assistance)
- Valid ID (preferably QCID) of the immediate family (informant)
- Valid ID (preferably QCID) of deceased
3. Submit the queueing number and requirements to the assigned worker. Answer truthfully in the intake interview and evaluation.
4. Wait for the issuance of the Certificate of Guarantee (stub) or Case Summary Report. Review all the information in the intake sheet and sign.
5. Receive the Certificate of Guarantee (Stub) or Case Summary Report. Ask for clarifications, if there are any.
- Criteria and Classification for Qualified Beneficiary
- Deceased must be a resident of Quezon City
- Household income of the family
- Informant (nearest kin of deceased, resident of Quezon City)
- Cost of expenses charged for funeral services
- Modifier arising in different circumstances
- Person in crisis situation (Victim of Disaster, Repatriated Migrant Worker, Orphaned, Senior Citizen, Persons With Disability, Widowed, Solo-parent, Street Dweller with no source of income or any financial support
- No known relatives within QC/Guardian /Abandoned
- Medico-legal cases
- Faith-based /Cultural Traditions
- Head of family; sole provider with minor children
A – Full Payment of 100%
- Total household income of less than Php20,000.00 with more than 5 dependents
- The deceased will be buried or cremated at the City-Owned public cemetery and crematory (Bagbag Cemetery; Novaliches Public Cemetery and Baesa Crematory.
- The family only availed the SSDD funeral service package (No upgrade of funeral service)
- In circumstances that modifiers arises
*The family shall not pay funeral service cost
B- Partial payment of 75%
- Total household income of Php20,000.00 – Php30,000.00 with 1-5 dependents
- The deceased will be buried or cremated in a private cemetery/crematory within Quezon City.
- The family extended the wake by 5 days.
- Upgraded casket and other funeral expenses not to exceed Php10,000.00.
*The family shall share the exceeding amount of the funeral services rendered
C – Partial payment of 50%
- Total household income of more than Php30,000.00 with 1-2 dependents
- Upgraded casket due to oversize and other funeral expenses more than Php15,000.00.
- The deceased will be cremated or buried outside Quezon City
- The family availed funeral chapel
- The family extended the wake more than 7 days
*The family shall share the exceeding amount of funeral services rendered
MEDICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
The program provides medical assistance such as free medicines, medical supplies, and medical laboratory requests for indigent patients residing in QC. The amount that a patient can avail of depends on the assessment of the social worker in accordance with Ordinance No. 3130, Series of 2022
Requirements:
- Original or Certified True Copy of Medical Certificate (for outpatient) or Clinical Abstract (for confined patient)
- For medicines and medical supplies, latest and original prescription of the patient
- For medical laboratories, latest and original laboratory requests with price quotation
- Original or Certified True Copy of Barangay Certificate of Indigency of the patient (Purpose: Medical Assistance)
- 1 photocopy of valid government-issued ID (Preferably QC ID) of patient or his/her representative or claimant
- Authorization Letter from Patient
Process:
- Visit the QC E-Services portal (https://qceservices.quezoncity.gov.ph)
- Log in or create an account on the QC E-Services portal using the email address registered to the QCID of the patient or their representative.
- Locate the Social Services Development Department (SSDD) section and click on “Medical Assistance.”
- Click on “Apply for Service” and select the “Medical Assistance Program.”
- Choose a preferred appointment date and time, and click “Submit.”
- Wait for the confirmation of your appointment for assessment and interview.
TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE
This program provides financial assistance for individuals or families who want to go back and permanently stay in their respective provinces. The assistance will be in the form of direct purchase of tickets. Cash assistance will also be provided subject to the assessment of the social worker.
Qualifications:
- Individuals or families who lost their homes and jobs
- Indigent Quezon City residents (Individuals or families)
Requirements:
- Original copy of Barangay Certificate of Indigency of the client issued not less than 6 months validity
- 1 photocopy of valid government-issued ID (Preferably QC ID) of each member of the family
Process:
- Submit all requirements to the Social Services Development Department.
- After 1-2 weeks of processing, if qualified, each individual and family will be extended a transportation fare ticket including food packs and cash allowance for the meals and other travel expenses.
Reminder:
- The Cash Assistance to be provided to every individual or families will be based on the assessment of the social worker, taking into consideration the distance of province where they decide to permanently reside in.
DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY
Ms. Ma. Lorelei M. Salvador, RSW
Officer-in-Charge
8988-4242 Local 8863
lorelei.salvador@quezoncity.gov.ph
Ms. Amabel L. Fariñas
Acting Assistant Social Welfare and Development Officer
8988-4242 local 8178
amabel.farinas@quezoncity.gov.ph
Divisions/Sections
| DIVISION | OFFICER NAME | OFFICE ADDRESS | CONTACT INFORMATION |
|---|---|---|---|
| Administrative Division | Ms. Helen G. Frilles Officer-in-Charge | 4th Floor, SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Compound | admin.SSDD@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Public Assistance Division | Ms. Amabel L. Fariñas Acting Assistant Social Welfare and Development Officer | 2nd Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 local 8178 pad.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Community Outreach Division | Ms. Maria B. Volante, RSW Social Welfare Officer IV Acting Division Head | 3rd Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 local 8527 8359-8405 cod.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Special Project Division Solo Parent Affairs | Ms. Milagros G. Baluyot, RSW Social Welfare Officer III Officer-in-Charge | 3rd Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Compound 4th Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Compound | 8988-4242 local 8035 spd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph 8988-4242 local 8035 soloparent.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph |
Residential and Rehabilitation Division | Ms. Irene J. Miranda, RSW Social Welfare Officer IV Officer-in-Charge | 3rd Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Residential Facilities Molave Youth Home BAHAY PAG-ASA Building, Forestry Street, Diamond Hills Subd. Molave St. Extension Brgy. Payatas B, Quezon City Reception and Action Center ℅ BAHAY PAG-ASA Building (2nd Floor), Forestry Street, Diamond Hills Subd. Molave St. Extension Brgy. Payatas B, Quezon City Bahay Aruga YWCA Building, Don Victorino St. Don Antonio Heights, Brgy. Holy Spirit, Quezon City Bahay Kalinga Community Development Center – No. 48 Angelo St., Brgy N.S Amoranto, Quezon City Processing Center Calalay Training Center – 50-C Malaya St. Brgy. N.S. Amoranto, Quezon City | rrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph 7004-0571 molaveyouthhome1.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph molaveyouthhome2.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph 7006-6418 / 8703-9006 receptionandactioncenter-rrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph 7005-6103 bahayaruga-rrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph 7004-5548 bahaykalinga-rrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph 8400-0169 processingcenter-rrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Vocational Development Division | Ms. Maria Ana P. Tungpalan Senior Labor and Employment Officer Officer-in-Charge | 4th Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Compound | 8703-3576 vdd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Welfare and Relief Division | Ms. Janet G. Duque, RSW Social Welfare Officer IV Acting Division Head | 1st Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Compound | 0919-067-0589 wrd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Division | Ms. Nazia Louise S. Espina, LPT Youth Development Officer II | 5th Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall | eccd.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph |
| Research Development and Planning | Ms. Marisol N. Casabuena, RSW Social Welfare Officer V | 5th Floor SSDD Civic Center E, Quezon City Hall Compound | rdp.ssdd@quezoncity.gov.ph |
SPOTLIGHT
ALTERNATIVE CHILD CARE SECTION OF THE QUEZON CITY SOCIAL SERVICES DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT (SSDD) DURING THE 2025 PARTNER STAKEHOLDERS RECOGNITION AND AWARDS CEREMONY
2025 PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR MOST CHILD-FRIENDLY CITY
BENCHMARKING ACTIVITY OF MUNICIPAL SOCIAL WELFARE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (MSWDO) PINAMALAYAN, ORIENTAL MINDORO
“DAY CARE SERVICE PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION”GAWAD EDUKAMPYON FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT (ECCD)
AWARDS & RECOGNITIONS
Partnership with Quezon City Jail Female Dormitory
2025 National Children’s Month “OSAEC-CSAEM Wakasan: Kaligtasan at Karapatan ng Bata, Ipaglaban”
5th Parangal para sa Pusong Magiting 2025
Awards received:
- 1st Place with 95.66% – Most Exemplary in Yearly Accomplishment (Disaster Preparedness Category)
- 1st Place with 96.6% – Most Exemplary in Disaster Response Operations Reporting
- 1st Place with 94.30% – Most Exemplary in Innovation
- 2nd Place – Most Exemplary in One Practice Narrative Documentation
- 2nd Place – Most Exemplary in Short Video Presentation
- 2nd Place – Most Exemplary in Photo Story
Implementation of the Supplementary Feeding Program
Contribution to the delivery of programs and services benefiting the residents of Marilac Hills-National Training School for Girls (MH-NTSG)
Reducing the exploitation and abuse of children, and in strengthening child protection efforts in Quezon City
Implementation of Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)
Day Care Service Program Implementation
Implementation of Social Pension Program for Indigent Senior Citizen
Implementation of Adoption and Alternative Child Care
4th Parangal Para sa Pusong Magiting with the theme “Isang Komunidad, Iisang Layunin: Isang Ligtas na Kinabukasan”
First Place in Most Exemplary in Yearly Accomplishment Disaster Preparedness Category
4th Parangal Para sa Pusong Magiting with the theme “Isang Komunidad, Iisang Layunin: Isang Ligtas na Kinabukasan”
First Place in Most Exemplary in Short Video Presentation
4th Parangal Para sa Pusong Magiting with the theme “Isang Komunidad, Iisang Layunin: Isang Ligtas na Kinabukasan”
First Place in Most Exemplary in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Category
Implementation of Project Against Child Exploitation (Project ACE) from 2019-2024
“National Vocational Rehabilitation Center”
Provision of livelihood opportunities in creating a fair and better society for the Persons with Disabilities
Resources
SSDD Citizen's Charter 2026 v2
SSDD Citizen's Charter 2025 v2
SSDD Strategic Plan 2025-2029
