Llorente St., Quinale-Cabasan, Tabaco City, Albay
For detailed information on the services, procedures, and service standards of the City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO), please refer to the official Citizens’ Charter below.
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CSWDO Profile, Institutional Overview
& Social Welfare Services
Empowering individuals, families, and communities through
accessible social protection, responsive social services,
and inclusive community development.
The City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) is the primary local government office responsible for the delivery and coordination of social welfare and development services in the City of Tabaco. It works to protect the rights, promote the well-being, and improve the quality of life of individuals, families, and communities, particularly those who are poor, disadvantaged, vulnerable, or experiencing crisis.
Through social work interventions, social assistance, community-based programs, and partnerships with government agencies and other stakeholders, the CSWDO seeks to ensure that residents in need have access to appropriate social protection and developmental services.
The office facilitates programs for families and communities, children and youth, senior citizens, persons with disabilities, women, and other vulnerable sectors. It also supports disaster relief and recovery through social welfare assistance, family profiling, relief coordination, and psychosocial support.
In carrying out its responsibilities, the CSWDO coordinates with barangays, national government agencies, civil society organizations, non-government organizations, and other partners to promote inclusive development and improve access to appropriate social services.
The CSWDO derives its primary mandate from the Local Government Code of 1991 and other applicable national laws, implementing rules and regulations, and local ordinances. These provisions establish the responsibility of local government to promote general welfare and provide basic social welfare services.
The Local Government Code of 1991 establishes the general welfare responsibilities and devolved functions of local government units. Sections 16, 17, and 483 are identified in the supplied office information as part of the CSWDO's primary legal mandate.
The office supports the local government's responsibility to promote the well-being of its constituents and provide basic social welfare services, particularly for disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals, families, and communities.
The CSWDO implements programs and facilitates assistance in accordance with other applicable national laws, implementing rules and regulations, local ordinances, approved program guidelines, eligibility requirements, and available resources.
The CSWDO performs social welfare planning, case management, assistance, protection, community development, disaster support, and inter-agency coordination to address the needs of individuals, families, and communities.
Formulates social welfare plans, programs, projects, and proposed measures to address the needs of disadvantaged individuals, families, and communities.
Conducts social case assessments, interviews, home visits, counseling, case management, referrals, and follow-up interventions for individuals and families requiring assistance.
Assesses needs and facilitates appropriate social assistance and referrals in accordance with program guidelines and available resources.
Implements child protection, early childhood development, youth development, and interventions for children at risk and children needing special protection.
Develops and supports interventions that strengthen family functioning, community participation, and access to social protection services.
Coordinates welfare services and referrals for survivors of violence, abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and other forms of harm.
Supports programs promoting the welfare, participation, inclusion, and access to services of senior citizens and persons with disabilities in coordination with concerned offices.
Facilitates community-based interventions, referrals, and appropriate developmental programs for disadvantaged families and communities.
Provides social welfare services, profiles affected families, facilitates relief and referrals, and supports recovery and rehabilitation during and after disasters and emergencies.
Monitors social welfare programs, maintains appropriate records and reports, and coordinates with government agencies, barangays, civil society organizations, and partners.
An improved quality of life for Tabaqueños through empowerment of poor, disadvantaged, vulnerable individuals, groups and communities towards self-reliance.
To provide an effective, efficient and timely delivery of basic social welfare programs, services and interventions among the poor, disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals, groups, families and communities.
The CSWDO upholds values that guide its service to the public and its work with individuals, families, and communities.
Be responsible for our choices and accountable for what we do and who we are.
Play by the rules, be open-minded, and listen to others.
Honor the worth and dignity of others according to the Golden Rule.
Be kind and compassionate, help people in need, and express gratitude.
Be honest, do what you say, and have the courage to do the right thing.
Know and obey the laws and participate in community activities.
The CSWDO implements and facilitates the following social welfare programs and services, subject to applicable laws, approved guidelines, eligibility requirements, and available resources. Select a program to view its services.
The following personnel are included in the staff complement supplied for the City Social Welfare and Development Office.
| No. | Name | Position / Designation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jennifer R. Mayo | City Social Welfare and Development Officer |
| 2 | Cristina K. Bonagua | Social Welfare Officer IV / Tabaco City Youth Home Center Head |
| 3 | Ana Rosario M. Serrano | Disability Affairs Officer IV / PDAO Head |
| 4 | Ma. Jodelma M. Cano | Social Welfare Officer III / ECCD Focal Person |
| 5 | Venus B. Cuachin | Social Welfare Officer III |
| 6 | Fenina C. Brutas | Social Welfare Officer III |
| 7 | Ronalo B. Barbacena | Social Welfare Officer III / Designated LYDO |
| 8 | Mylyn B. Baloloy | Social Welfare Officer II / Tabaco City Youth Home Case Manager |
| 9 | Ernest Matthew B. Cledera III | Social Welfare Officer I |
| 10 | Kashmere Diane O. Caño | Social Welfare Officer I |
| 11 | Ma. Loren C. Preagola | Social Welfare Officer I |
| 12 | Rhialyn C. Bornasal | Social Welfare Officer I |
| 13 | Blesilda S. Baclao | Social Welfare Assistant |
| 14 | Rachielle M. Bonagua | Social Welfare Assistant |
| 15 | Rainier D. Bongalon | Administrative Aide II |
| 16 | Julian F. Carullo | Administrative Aide I |
| 17 | Fatima B. Alfaro | Administrative Aide I |
| 18 | Rosalie M. Brocelango | Administrative Aide I |
| 19 | Cherry Lyn D. Aquino | Administrative Aide I |
| 20 | Marivic R. Burcer | Contract of Service / Physical Therapist |
| 21 | Myrna B. Bandola | Contract of Service / Social Worker |
| 22 | Jean B. Miraflores | Contract of Service / Appointed OSCA Head |
The office also reports 62 Job Order employees. Please verify the current personnel list before publication.
City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO)
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Contact or visit the office for inquiries about programs, eligibility requirements, documentary requirements, and application procedures.
The City Social Welfare and Development Office is committed to delivering responsive, accessible, and accountable social welfare services that uphold human dignity, protect vulnerable individuals and families, and promote inclusive community development.
