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Swdas) with VALID Registration, Registration and License/License to Operate And/Or Accreditation Issued by DSWD As of January 27, 2021 Nationwide Directory of Private Social Welfare and Development Agencies (SWDAs) with VALID Registration, Registration and License/License to Operate and/or Accreditation issued by DSWD As of January 27, 2021 Name of Agency/ Contact Registration Number Registration and Accreditation Number Programs and Services Service Delivery Mode: Clientele Area(s) of Address /Tel-Fax Nos. Person/Agency License Number SWA Operation Head Residential/Non- Residential/Comm-based Auxillary SWDA People's Org/Resource Agency/SWD Network NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION (NCR) Child & Youth Welfare (Residential) ACCREDITED ACAY MISSIONS PHILIPPINES INC. Sr. Sophie Renoux DSWD-SB RL-00171- DSWD-SB-A-1954-2018 School Of Life (SOL) which provides Residential Care children and youth Regions IV-A, RESIDENTIAL FACILITY: School of Life President 2016 June 28, 2018 to June 27, 2022 residential care to young girls aged 14-21 VIII and NCR 101 Dunhill St., East Fairview Park, Quezon June 28, 2018 to June 27, (Level II Accreditation for y/o victims of abuse, prostitution and City 2022 School Of Life Residential abandonment; [email protected] (Resource agency with Facility) (02) 77996194 Direct Services) Sychronized with Accreditation certificate for School Of Life Residential Facility ACAY MISSIONS PHILIPPINES INC. Sr. Sophie Renoux DSWD-SB RL-00171- DSWD-SB-A-2406-2018 Community-based programs for children Community-based children and youth NCR Community based- President 2016 December 27, 2018 to and youth 17 Julius St., Don Jose Heights, Quezon City June 28, 2018 to June 27, December 26, 2022 emailadd: [email protected] / 2022 Level 2 Accreditation [email protected] / (Resource agency with Community-Based [email protected] Direct Services) www.acaymission.com Sychronized with Accreditation certificate for School Of Life Residential Facility A HOME FOR THE ANGELS CRISIS HOME Ms. Evelyn Atienza DSWD-FONCR-R- DSWD-FONCR-L-00015- DSWD-SB A-001581-2016 Residential Care Facility for Children: Residential Care children in need of special NCR FOR THE ABANDONED BABIES Executive Director 00033-2020 2020 October 17, 2016 to October 16, with a maximum of 20-bed capacity, the protection FOUNDATION, INC. June 17, 2020 June 17, 2020 to 2019 foundation provides a 24-hour residential 2306 Coral St. San Andres Bukid Manila June 16, 2023 services to children in need of special e-mail add:[email protected] protection. The foundation is classified as Tel. #: 8562-8085 / 09078933664 Child Caring Institution processing family [email protected] reunification and provides alternative family care. ALAY PAG-ASA CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION, Rev. Ferdinand DSWD-NCR-RL-000087- DSWD-SB-A-0005-2020 Early Childhood Care and Development Community-based children and youth NCR INC. Francisco 2011 February 7, 2020 to February 8, (ECCD), educational assistance, health and Corner Road 1, Arayat St., Barangay Malamig, Chairman November 24, 2018- 2023 nutrition, community support and Mandaluyong City November 25, 2021 Accredited Under MC 17 series development, spiritual nurturing and values Tel. #: 532-6433 of 2018 formation, relief and emergency assistance e-mail add: [email protected] Nationwide Directory of Private Social Welfare and Development Agencies (SWDAs) with VALID Registration, Registration and License/License to Operate and/or Accreditation issued by DSWD 1 of 260 Name of Agency/ Contact Registration Number Registration and Accreditation Number Programs and Services Service Delivery Mode: Clientele Area(s) of Address /Tel-Fax Nos. Person/Agency License Number SWA Operation Head Residential/Non- Residential/Comm-based Auxillary SWDA People's Org/Resource Agency/SWD Network ALBAN MEMORIAL FOUNDATION, INC. Ms. Lucila L. DSWD-SB RL-00157- OFFICE Administration Building 2-18 years old Regions III, IV-B and NCR SB NGO No. 7 Fortune Street, East Fairview Subdivision, Baricua, RSW 2015 abandoned, neglected Quezon City Executive Director October 7, 2019 to and in difficult situation (OFFICE Administration Building/Main Office) October 6, 2022 Tel.# 935-9059 Social Welfare Agency 0916-6424348 e-mail add: [email protected] ALBAN MEMORIAL FOUNDATION, INC. Ms. Lucila L. DSWD-SB RL-00157- DSWD-SB-A-001363-2015 homelife, recreation, educational 2-18 years old SB NGO (Pagmamahal ni Inay Children's Home) Baricua, RSW 2015 December 9, 2015 to December assistance, health, counselling, spiritual abandoned, neglected No. 7, Salem Street, East Fairview, Quezon City Executive Director October 7, 2019 to 8, 2018 upliftment case management, casework, and in difficult situation Tel.# 935-9059 October 6, 2022 Pagmamahal ni Inay Children's groupwork, independent living, etc) 0916-6424348 Social Welfare Agency Home e-mail add: [email protected] Residential Care Region NCR AMERICAN CHAMBER FOUNDATION Mr. Edwin D. Feist DSWD-SB-RL-00202- SB-2003-0228 educational assistance . Scholarships, Community-based children and youth, family Regions NCR, PHILIPPINES, INC. President 2018 October 8, 2003 to October 7, medical and dental missions, support to the and community,women IV-B, VI, VII and 16/F Sagitarrius Condominium, 111 H.V. De La February 21, 2018 to 2006 construction/renovation of school buildings, older persons VIII Costa Street, Salcedo VIllage, Makati City February 20, 2021 support to livelihood projects, provision of (632)8672426 / 8163716 local 113 (Resource Agency with school supplies and equipements [email protected] Direct Services) website:www.amchamfoundation.com ANG•HORTALEZA FOUNDATION, INC Dra. Rosalinda Ang- DSWD-SB-RL-00229- DSWD-SB A-001427-2016 Livelihood Program, Scholarship Program, Community-based Women and Communities Regions IV-A (formerly Splash Foundation, Inc.) Hortaleza 2019 February 29, 2016 to February Blood Letting, Gift-Giving, Training and NCR The Currency Tower 8th Floor F. Ortigas Jr. President and May 29, 2019 to May 28, 28, 2019 Capability Road Corner Julia Vargas, Ortigas Center, Pasig Chariman 2022 City Resource Agency with 4917711 local 2100 Ms. Maria Aurora M. Direct Services [email protected] Hornedo Managing Director APAT BIYAYA FOUNDATION, INC. Ms. Rea N. Lactao DSWD-NCR-RL-00007- DSWD-SB-A-2308-2018 educational sponsorship, supplemental Community-based children, Elementary and NCR 26 Diego Silang Avenue, AFPOVAI, Fort President 2017 October 31, 2018 to October 30, feeding, organic farming, micro enterprise high school students Bonifacio, Western Bicutan Taguig City August 25, 2017 to August 2021 development tel#: 877-6888 24, 2020 emailadd: [email protected] ASILO DE SAN VICENTE DE PAUL Sr. Melly Espinili, DSWD-NCR RL-000032- DSWD-SB-A-0146-2019 Residential and Community Based Residential Care and Children, youth, Family NCR No. 1148 UN Avenue, Manila D.C. 2010 June 17, 2019 to June 16, 2022 Community-Based and Individual in Crisis Tel # 5233829 / 5231460 / 5228696 Administrator 01/15/2019-01/14/2022 Residential Care e-mail add: [email protected] DSWD-SB-A-000410-2010 September 20, 2010 to September 19, 2013 (Community based) Nationwide Directory of Private Social Welfare and Development Agencies (SWDAs) with VALID Registration, Registration and License/License to Operate and/or Accreditation issued by DSWD 2 of 260 Name of Agency/ Contact Registration Number Registration and Accreditation Number Programs and Services Service Delivery Mode: Clientele Area(s) of Address /Tel-Fax Nos. Person/Agency License Number SWA Operation Head Residential/Non- Residential/Comm-based Auxillary SWDA People's Org/Resource Agency/SWD Network ASOCIACION DE DAMAS DE FILIPINAS INC. Maribeth T. Florido DSWD-FONCR-R- NCR-2006-L-078 SB-2008-041 Institutional/Residential Care, Day Care Residential Care Abandoned, neglected NCR No. 1451 Pres. Quirino Ave., Paco, Manila Executive Director 00010-2019 March 31, 2006 June 23, 2008 to June22, 2011 Services for non-working mothers and surrendered children Tel. #: 563-2309 September 3, 2019 ATING FAMILIA FOUNDATION, INC. Rev. Fr. Gregorio DSWD-NCR-RL-00004- BSR-00-0148 Social Services, Educational Services, Residential and Disadvantaged children & No. 441 San Pablo Street, San Antonio Valley I, Bicomong, Jr. 2018 February 9, 2000 to February 8, homelife services, Socio Cultural Community-based youth (orphaned, NCR Parañaque City Charirman / July 30, 2018 to July 29, 2003 abandoned, neglected, (02) 820-8943 President 2021 poor children & those referred by own parents & guardian) BAHAY TULUYAN FOUNDATION, INC. Ms. Lily Flordelis, DSWD-SB-RL-00083- DSWD-SB-A-1859-2017 Junior Educators Program; Participatory Residential care and Street children 4-14 yrs. Regions IV-A (formerly BAHAY TULUYAN, INC.) DMD 2012 December 29, 2017 to Research Team; Campaigns and community-based old who are sexually/ and NCR 2218 Leveriza St., Malate, Manila Executive Director February 18, 2019 to December 28, 2020 Advocacy; Temporary Shelter physically abused, Tel.# 353-3419 February 17, 2024 (Community-based: Sinag Drop- maltreated, abandoned, CP# 0918-9396140/0933-3306484/0918- Synchronized with In Center for Boys and Girls) neglected, orphaned 5427881 Accreditation issued in E-mail address: Bahay Tuluyan - Quezon- DSWD-SB-A-2413-2018 [email protected]/lily.flordelis@bahaytuluya Brgy. Niing, San Antonio, December 28, 2018 to n.org Quezon December 27, 2023 Level III Accreditation (Residential Care:Sinag Drop-In Center for Boys and Girls) Level 3 CASA MIANI (SOMASCAN FATHERS) Rev. Fr. Luigi DSWD-SB-RL-00042- DSWD-SB-A-2022-2018 Social Services, religious formation, Residential Care 7-16 years old children Regions
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