EXPANDED SOLO PARENT WELFARE ACT

WHAT IS A SOLO PARENT?

• An individual raising a child or children alone, without the presence or support of a partner.
• An individual who is part of a single-parent household
• A parent who only has one child
• A person who enjoys being alone

What are the benefits of the Expanded Solo Parent Welfare Act?

• Increased financial assistance for solo parents

• Access to additional healthcare benefits

• Support for educational opportunities

• All of the above

How does the Expanded Solo Parent Welfare Act aim to support solo parents?

• By providing job opportunities for solo parents

• By offering counseling and support services

• By granting tax exemptions to solo parents

• By organizing social events for solo parents

What are the eligibility criteria for solo parents to avail benefits under the Expanded Solo Parent Welfare Act?

• Must be a single parent with at least one child

• Must be below a certain income threshold

• Must be a resident of the country

• All of the above

What are some of the key provisions of the Expanded Solo Parent Welfare Act?

• Free childcare services for solo parents

• Legal assistance for custody battles

• Access to livelihood programs

• None of the above

How does the Expanded Solo Parent Welfare Act contribute to the well-being of solo parents?

• By providing emotional support through counseling services

• By offering discounts on luxury items

• By organizing solo parent beauty pageants

• By restricting access to healthcare

What role does the government play in implementing the benefits of the Expanded Solo Parent Welfare Act?

• Providing financial incentives to solo parents

• Creating awareness campaigns about the Act

• Enforcing strict penalties for solo parents

• None of the above

With respect to their minor children shall refer to the rights and duties of the parents as defined in Article 220 of EO No. 209, as amended, otherwise known as the Family Code of the Philippines.

• Parental Responsibility

• Parental Opportunity

• Parental Access

• Parental Awareness

What are the requirements for a person to be considered a solo parent under the Expanded Solo Parent Welfare Act?

• Must have at least two children

• Must be married

• Must be a single parent with at least one child

• Must be employed full-time

Solo parents are given (7) working days every year under existing laws.

• Parental Sick Leave

• Parental Vacation Leave

• Parental Leave

• Absence without leave