An Act providing for the rehabilitation, self-reliance of disable persons and their integration into the mainstream of society.

An act instituting a National Health Insurance Program for all Filipinos and establishing the Philippines Health Insurance Corporation for the purpose

An act amending Presidential Decree no. 1146, as amended, expanding and increasing the coverage and benefits of the Government Service Insurance System

An Act institutionalizing the social reform and poverty alleviation program, creating for the purpose the national anti-poverty commission and defining its powers and functions.

An Act that devolved implementing functions and programs of national agencies to local governments, including social welfare services that used to be administered by the Department of Social Welfare and Development.

An Act to enhance the mobility of disabled persons by requiring certain buildings, institutions, establishments, and public utilities to install facilities and other devices.

An Act  providing for benefits and privileges to solo parents and their children

  An Act promoting the integration of women as full and equal partners of men in development and national building.

an act establishing a day care center in every barangay, instituting a Total Development and Protection of Children Program.

an act establishing the rules to govern inter- country adoption of Filipino children.

an act to maximize the contribution of senior citizens to national – building, grant benefits and special privileges , and for other purposes.

  an act granting additional benefits and privileges to senior citizens amending for the purpose of R.A. 7432 otherwise known as  grant benefits and special privileges and for other purposes.

RA 9344 is?

these are all legislations concerning women , except

it places woman on equal footing with men

known as the expanded Senior Citizen Act

An act declaring sexual harass

ment unlawful in the employment of training environment.

known as Magna Carta for the Disabled; as amended

known as woman in Development and national building Act.

An Act to Regulate the Practice of Social Work and the Social Work Agencies in the Philippines?

Amended the Qualification of Board of Examiners from BS to MS?

An act lowering the age requirement for applicants taking the Board examination for social workers, providing for continuing Social work education, and upgrading the sundry provisions relative to the practice of social work SW applicant should be at least eighteen (18) years of age before was 21 years of age

On Call Status- refers to a condition where public social workers are called upon to respond to an urgent or crisis situation or immediate need or relief work during emergencies such that they cannot devote the time for their own use Rights of Public SW.

An Act Creating a Department of Social Welfare?

What act Created a Department of Social Welfare, hereafter referred to as the Department?

What act having 5 Bureaus (Family, Child and Youth, Vocational Rehabilitation, Field Services, Training, Research and Special Projects?

What act is the special projects will include the Central Institute for Training and Relocation of Urban Squatters (CITRUS); disaster and emergency relief services?

“Social Welfare Act of 1968?

“Magna Carta for Public Social Workers”?

Creation and Conversion of LGU based on income, population and land area?

Local Government Code of 1991?

Naming of LGUs, Public places and streets in consultation with the Philippine Historical Commission (PHC)?

DSWD, has been transformed from a direct service deliverer to a technical assistance provider as a result of the devolution of basic services to the local government units?

Redirecting the functions and operations of the DSWD?

An Act Maximizing the Contribution of Senior Citizens to Nation Building?

. As used in this Act, the term "senior citizen" shall mean any resident citizen of the Philippines at least sixty (60) years old, including those who have retired from both government offices and private enterprises, and has an income of not more than Sixty thousand pesos (P60,000.00) per annum subject to review by the National .

An Act Granting Additional Benefits and Privileges to Senior Citizens?

.  What act that All senior citizens shall be covered by the national health insurance program of PhilHealth. Funds necessary to ensure the enrollment of all senior citizens not currently covered by any existing category shall be sourced from the National Health Insurance Fund of PhilHealth from proceeds of Republic Act No. 10351, in accordance with the pertinent laws and regulations?

An Act Establishing Senior Citizens Center in All Cities and Municipalities?

An Act Providing for the Rehabilitation, Self-development and Self-reliance of Disabled Persons and their Integration into the Mainstream of Society?

What act qualified that Disabled Persons are those suffering from restriction of different abilities, as a result of a mental, physical or sensory impairment, to perform an activity in the manner or within the range considered normal for a human being?

What act that the benefits of Senior Citizen are At least twenty percent (20%) discount?

An Act Establishing an Institutional Mechanism to Ensure the Implementation of Programs and Services for Persons with Disabilities in Every Province, City and Municipality?

Promoting an inclusive, barrier-free and rights-based society for people with disabilities in the Asian and Pacific region in the twenty-first century?

An Act Promulgating a Comprehensive Policy and A National System for Ensuring Newborn Screening?

An Act Establishing A Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Program for the Prevention, Early Diagnosis and Intervention of Hearing Loss?

Redefining the Functions and Organizational Structure of National Council for the Welfare of Disabled Persons Renamed As the National Council on Disability Affairs and Attached to the Office of the President?

An Act Instituting A New System of Mineral Resources Exploration, Development, Utilization and Conservation?

It is process of releasing and freeing of emotion through talking about one’s problem.

A biologist who believed that a change might occurs because  of the interactions between the parts of the organism.

A social psychologist who examined human biological systems within an ecological environment.

. A sociologist and economist who believed that the government and bureaucracy are essentially coercive in nature and are maintained through their Monopoly in the legitimate use of  violence or force.

Sociologists in the 19th century applied _________ work in biological evolution to theories of social change.

Identified as the “father of sociology.

He proposed the idea of how the elite people control the poor due to scarcity of resources.

The 19th‐century Englishman _____________ compared society to a living organism with interdependent parts. Change in one part of society causes change in the other parts, so that every part contributes to the stability and survival of society as a whole.

A French philosopher and sociologist, He stressed the importance of studying social facts, or patterns of behavior characteristic of a particular group.

The German sociologist ________ disagreed with the “objective evidence only” position of Durkheim. He argued that sociologists must also consider people's interpretations of events—not just the events themselves.

German political philosopher and economist __________, who observed society's exploitation of the poor by the rich and powerful.

They are composed of the working class who relies on the means of production for employment and survival.           

They are the small and wealthy segment of society who controls the means of production.

The social worker- senator who authored R.A 4373 in congress.

What hospital stated to be where San Lazaro Hospital originated?

R.A 7432 aims to maximize their contribution to nation building, granting special discounts for transportation, lodging, recreation , and purchase of medicines for?

Which among the following was not housed in San Lazaro Hospital?

. What religious orders responded to the sick and wounded Filipino soldiers who needed medical care?

Which agency was established in 1907 with the purpose to furnish child caring institution with fresh cow’s milk?

Which of the following organized the Association de Damas  Filipinas?

Who introduced the principles of investigation?

Who among the following stated that social welfare is an organized system of social services and institution, designed to aid individuals and groups to attain satisfying standards of life and health?

The Statue of Laborers of ______ by ____________ is the first law of the poor, to prevent begging and vagrancy.

It codified the Legislation for the poor.

He is parish minister who organized a program of private charity based on neighborly aid.

Due to rapid industrialization, the direction of the work in the charity organization societies as it spread in England  and America was.

Social Reform was advocated by

In inter-country adoption, which of the following shall supervise the applicants exercise of custody of the child?

The United Nations Assembly in 1992 declared October 17 of every year beginning 1993 as the International Day of Eradication of Poverty. In the Philippines , October 17 was declared by President Ramos through Proclamation no. 269 as.

These agencies are credited for having started group programs to socialization goals in the Philippines.

A government program which aim to mitigate hunger through conditional cash transfer.

The Magna Carta for Disabled Persons protects form discriminations.

The agency which is responsible in promulgating policies to combat the problems on drug addictions in the country and also responsible on the prevention and rehabilitation of drug dependents.

The current arm of the administration to combat poverty?

The social amelioration program in rural areas was the major concern of this former president.

He was the moving spirit behind the introduction of vocational rehabilitation as a field of social welfare.

Father of Philippine Social Welfare.

He is one of the organizers of the Children’s Aid society in New York City.

Her major influence was on the development of professional social work, particularly social group work, which method she extended into new ideas. She was the first social worker to apply insights gained from the social sciences and educational theory in work with groups.

Became the chief of the Division of Public Assistance of the Social Welfare Commission, the forerunner of the Now Department of Social Welfare and Development.

The first chief of the U.S Children’s Bureau and a co-founder of the Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy.

Educator, Pioneer, social and civic action worker. Her major contribution is the professionalization of social work in the Philippines.

He greatly contributed to the development of social casework theory and practice. He started out as a practitioner and eventually became a pioneer in social work education.

He was considered one of the greatest in social work history. He was the foremost theorist for the diagnostic school of casework.

She is best remembered by local social workers for heading the team which developed the Rice Wage Formula in 1948.

She was the founder of Functional school of Social Work.

She was best known for her apostolate work, having served for more than fifty years in various capacities in connection with the mission of Catholic Church.

He is a doctor of medicine who became a pioneer in the field of youth welfare and built successful career in public service.

He is an outstanding humanist that writes: Humanism implies an assumption about man. It implies that every human being by the mere fact of his existence has dignity,that his dignity begins at birth…

  An act prohibiting the employment of children below 15 years of age in public and private undertakings.

He developed a nondirective counseling approach called client- centered.