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NCDA New Board Member

July 13, 2009

Abaygar Oathtaking
Abaygar Oathtaking
National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) Assistant Secretary Nora C. Salazar (right), administers on behalf of NCDA Chairperson Rosie Lovely T. Romulo, the oath taking of Mario F. Abaygar representing the non-government organizations in the NCDA Governing Board, as appointed by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. Mr. Abaygar is currently the Vice Chairperson of the Regional Committee on Disability Affairs in Region VI, Iloilo City and at the same time the sectoral representative of the same region in the National Anti-Poverty Commission.

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NDPR 2009 Activities

July 13, 2009

LIST OF ACTIVITIES FOR THE 2009 NDPR WEEK CELEBRATION

ACTIVITY RESPONSIBLE AGENCIES DATE VENUE
1. Employers Forum DOLE/DTI 6/16/09 PTTC
2. Wreathlaying and Holy Mass Celebration PFRD 7/17/09 PUP-Manila
3. Trade Fair and Art Exhibit and Entrepreneurship Capacity Building DTI 7/17 – 19/09 Riverbanks Mall
4. Fun Day for Children with Disabilities and their families NCDA 7/18/09 SM North
5. Holy Mass SM Foundation 7/19/09 SM Megamall
6. “M.O.V.E. Run” and Sports Fest PARM/PHILSPADA 7/19/09 UP Campus
7. Paligsahan sa Kasaysayan at Kultura Para sa May “K” NHI/DepEd 7/20/09 NHI
8. Tree Planting DENR 7/21/09 Barangay Holy Spirit/Parks and Wild Life Bureau
9. Cultural Show NCCA 7/21/09 NCCA
10. Medical Mission PARM 7/22/09 Quezon City
11. Jobs Fair DOLE/SM 7/23/09 SM North
12. Capacity Building/Personality Enhancement Seminar SM NO SKED YET SM Foundation

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DOH Issues Guidelines for Discounts to Persons with Disabilities

July 13, 2009

Filipinos with disabilities may now avail of discounted medicines and other health related services!

The Department of Health (DOH) recently issued Administrative Order No. 2009-0011 detailing the guidelines for the provision of medical and related discounts and special privileges to persons wtih disabilities pursuant to Republic Act No. 9442 , an act amending the Magna Carta for Persons with Disabilities (R.A. No. 7277).

Under the said Administrative Order, persons with disabilities are entitled to a 20% discount in the purchase of branded and unbranded generic medicines from all establishments dispensing medicines for the exclusive use of persons with disabilities; and 20% discount for the cost of medical, dental and rehabilitation services, diagnostic and laboratory fees in service wards and sections of government health facilities in accordance with Clinical Practice Guidelines or Hospital Treatment Protocols and in all private hospitals and medical facilities.

Other discounted services include psychological or developmental tests in service wards of government hospitals; and speech therapies or services in all private hospital and medical facilities.

In the same administrative order, persons with disabilities who are not yet non-paying PhilHealth members may become PhilHealth members if they are sponsored or enrolled by their respective Local government Unit (LGU) or voluntarily enroll themselves as individually paying members.

To avail of the discount, a person with disability must present his//her identification card issued by the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) or by the Local Government Units (LGUs) where he/she resides. In addition, a purchase booklet issued by the LGUs to persons with disabilities for free shall be presented every time a purchase of medicine is made.

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How to Apply for PWD ID Card

July 16, 2009

Procedures in ID Issuance to PWDs
NCDA Administrative Order Series of 2008 (Revised as of March 10, 2008)

B.1 Any bonafide person with permanent disability or his/her caregiver can obtain an application form from either of the following registration centers;

  • Office of the Mayor
  • Office of the Barangay Captain
  • NCDA or its regional counterpart
  • DSWD Offices
  • Participating organizations with memorandum of agreements with the Department of Health

B.2 Applicant shall fill up the form, attaches two 1″ x 1″ picture with his or her signature or thumbmark behind.

B.3 He or she shall obtain a clinical abstract duly signed by any licensed private or government clinic or hospital-based physician and attach it with the application form.

B.4 Applicant, care-giver or registration center personnel then brings or uploads whichever is applicable, the application form and clinical abstract to the nearest City of Municipal Health Office or its satellite offices or stations at the barangay.

B.5 The receiving health office shall screen and perform the necessary medical and other allied medical assessment they deem necessary at no cost to the applicant for the accuracy of the entries with the actual and permanency of the condition of the PWD. If PWD is not ambulatory, the receiving health officer shall do a home visit to validate the entries and disability.

B.6 If entries of the application form and clinical abstract match the actual health condition of the PWD, the form with all attachments goes to the Health Officer of the Main City or Municipal Health Center.

B.7 The City or Municipal Health Officer shall fill up the certification form which shall be designed, reproduced and archived by the City of Municipal Health Office and shll contain but not limited to the following minimum information:

  1. First Name, Middle Initial and Last Name of Applicant PWD
  2. Diagnosis
  3. Complete Address
  4. Birthday
  5. Gender
  6. Father’s Name
  7. Mother’s Name
  8. Control Number
  9. Physician’s signature over Printed Name and License Number

B.8 The City or Municipal Health Officer shall affix the control number on the certification form and application form and sign the certificate of disability. The City of Municipal Health Officer shall then enter the duly signed certificate of disability to the Philippine Registry for Persons with Disabilities that can be loaded from the DOH National Office Website.

B.9 Applications that were disapproved shall be advised regarding the deficiencies and shall be allowed to reapply until complied.

B.10 The applicant or care-giver shall bring the duly approved application form and certificate of disability to the City or Municipal Social Welfare Office or NCDA for issuance of the identification card.

B.11 The nearest local Social Welfare Office or NCDA may screen applicants further and require a social case study if warranted.

B.12 If found to be a valid application, the receiving officer of the local SWO or NCDA shall record control number and issues ID to PWDs.

B.13 As to the disability that is not apparent, the establishments may ask from the PWD additional documents as proofs as to his/her disability.

C. Validity and Renewal of the ID Card

The ID card issued to the PWD shall be valid for three years only for the purpose of issuing identification cards. The first issuance shall be for free. While its renewal due to expiration, loss or damage, the issuing authorities, Mayor, Barangay Captain and NCDA shall charge minimal fee for the new ID card.

Go to this page to view the List of Provinces and Cities Issuing IDs to Persons With Disabilities.

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Private Special Schools

July 27, 2009

PRIVATE SPECIAL SCHOOLS
2008-2009
S C H O O L ADDRESS TELEPHONE SCHOOL HEAD CLIENTELE SERVED STATUS
CITY OF MANILA
1. Brother of Charity Ortho-Pedagogical Inst. 2002 Jesus St., Pandacan, City of Manila 564-01-97 / 338-54-99 Bro. Antonio L. Benito MC, A Recognized 1993 PreElem.
2. Granada Educational Foundation Inc., School for the Hearing Impaired 1126 R. Hidalgo St., Quiapo, City of Manila 736-29-38 / 733-99-18 / FX734-31-74 Bro. Romanito N. Salada HI Recognized 1999 PreElem.
3. Sergia G. Esguerra Memorial Foundation, Inc. Girls Scout Headquarters, Nagtahan Bridge, Pandacan, City of Manila 564-0156 / 26 Ms. Julie G.Esguerra HI, DS, SD Recognized 1992 Nursery,Kinder
4. St. Teodora School and Tutorial Arts Center 1425 3rd & 4th Flrs., Sanchez Ext., Tondo, City of Manila 251-79-50 / 252-89-72 Ms. Katherine A. Chuabio MC, A Recognized 1997 PreElem.
Recognized Sec. LD
QUEZON CITY
1. Abiertas Radiance School 21 Santolan Rd., Quezon City 415-67-46 / 412-46-96 / 726-97-28fx Ms. Ma. Asuncion Jose MC Recognized 2005
2. Akademia Schools, Inc. 57 Maginhawa St., UP Village, Quezon City SP-26 s. 2008
3. Bridges Foundation, Inc. 22 Scout Limbaga St., Timog Ave., Quezon City 372-07-52 to 53 Ms. Barbra D. Paguia/Ms.Lea Reyes A, MC Recognized 1997
4. Center for Developmental Intervention Foundation, Inc. Special School Phil. Children’s Medical Center Compound, Quezon Blvd., Quezon City 924-66-01 to 25 Loc. 264; 929-79-07 Fax Ms. Evelyn B. Caja MC, A Recognized 1995 PreSch. & Elem.
5. Center for Exceptional Children 30 Branches St., GSIS Village, Proj. 8, Quezon City 929-97-65 / 928-07-68 Ms. Amparo C. Magtoto MC Recognized 1995 PreSch.
6. Cupertino Center for Special Children Mangyan Rd., La Vista Subd. Loyola Heights, Quezon City 928-41-15 Fax Dr. Ma. Therese Macapagal MC, A Recognized 1986 Non graded
7. Fairfield School, Inc. 15 Matiaga St., Brgy. Central, Quezon City 926-5911 Dr. Mercedez Adorio MC, A GP No.SP-012, 2007
8. Gentle Minds Learning Center 4 H.I. Ruby St., Cypress Village, Balintawak, Quezon City MC GP No- SP-001, 2007
9. Headway School for Giftedness, Inc. 130 Matahimik St., UP Village, Diliman, Quezon City 926-91-74 / 426-77-39 Ms. Maria Luz B. Estudillo Gifted / Talented Permit to Operate 2004 PreSch. & Elem.
10. Integrative School of Quezon City Foundation,Inc. 13 Maginhawa St., UP Village, Quezon City 925-51-96 Ms. Rose Imelda P. Garcia MG, MR, A, BP. LD Recognized 2003 for Presch.
11. Immaculate Conception Cathedral School, Inc. 39 Lantana St., Cubao, Quezon City 727-27-40 to 44 loc. 404 / 721-7078 Ms. Bienvenida Roxas MR, A Recognized SCI-009 s.2006
12. Lord Jesus Our Redeemer Christian Acad., Inc. 380 Quirino Highway, Brgy. Talipapa, Sangangdaan, Nov. 455-91-59 MR, A SP-024 s. 2008
13. Ma. Lena Buhay Memorial Foundation 25 Starline Rd., cor. Milkyway Drive, Blue Ridge, Quezon City 647-10-76 res. / 647-12-70 Ms. Leticia N. Buhay, MS HI Recognized 1998 for PreSch &Elem.
14. Miriam Col.- Southeast Asian Institute for the Deaf Miriam College Compound, Katipunan Rd., Loyola Hts, Quezon City 426-01-71Fx / 925-72-57 Ms. Carolyn C. Ui HI Recognized l985 Nursery
15. Montessori Children’s House, Inc. Panay Ave., Diliman, Quezon City 372-4413 / 697-4644 Ms. Sylvia Lazo MR, BP Recognized SP- 001 s. 2008
16. Multiple Intelligence International. School Found., Inc. 4 Escaler St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City 928-01-43 / 433-4949 / 433-4948 Ms. Mary Joy Canon Abaquin HI, A Gov’t Permit – Sp-019-2007
17. New Era University St. Joseph St., Milton Hills Subd., Diliman, Quezon City 981-4221 / 981-4240 Loc. 3915 Mr. Orlando Cabigting, Jr. MR, A Recognized 2005
18. New Hope SPED Center 14 Kasing-kasing St., East Kamias, Quezon City 921-87-58 Erlinda R. Tejero A Recognized 1997PreElem
19. P-M Calamba Learning Center, Inc. 2 Balete Drive, cor. N. Domingo, Quezon City 726-15-49 / 725-99-70 / 413-05-01 Mr. Chares M. Calamba BP Recognized 1994 PreElem. &Elem.
20. Resources for the Blind, Inc. 3 FCOTI Bldg., 623 EDSA, Cubao, Quezon City Early Intervention SP 024 s. 2008
21. Saints & Angel School Inc. P. Dela Cruz, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City 419-4798 Ms. Candida Arceo-Corpuz
22. Siena College Del Monte Ave., Quezon City 414-11-55 / 731-7920 Sr. Estrella T. Tangan, O.P. Ph.D. MR, A Recognized 2005
23. St. Anne’s Special School 3 Faith St.,Teresa Village, Brgy. Bahay Toro, Quezon City 9278619 / 926-88-96  Ms. Aurora T. Apuada MC Recognized 1998 Nursery,
24. St. Francis K Six-VSA-Arts Philippines , Inc. Balabac St., Kapiligan, North Araneta Subd.,Quezon City 712-3731 Ms. Rebecca Santos HI GP-NP. SP-004 R-3, 2007
25. St. John Ma. de Vianney Special Education  Learning and Resource Center 252 Scout Chuatoco, Roxas District, Quezon City 371-49-13TF / 373-52-20 Ms. Teresita G. de Mesa,ED,D. SL, LD, MC, BP, A. ADHD R-1986 Nursery,Kinder,E,S
26. St. Joseph College 295 E. Rodriguez Sr. Blvd., Quezon City 723-02-21 Loc. 126 Sis Mercedes Salud MC, A Recognized 2003
27. Sto. Niño Special Education Center Foundation, Inc. 20 M. Cruz St., Brgy. Kaligayahan, Novaliches, Quezon City 939-60-16 / 939-89-23 TF Mrs. Remedios Agahan MC, A, HI, LD Recognized 1997 PreSch.
28. Take the Nations For Jesus Christian Academy 771 Aurora Blvd., Brgy. Mariana, Quezon City 725-2779 / 725-3114 Mrs. Ida W. Matriano MC, A, LD
29. T. D. & S. Hope Christian Academy Iris St., cor. Dahlia Ave., West Fairview, Quezon City 428-30-23 / 930-8647Fx Mrs. Eleanor L. Pedro MR, A Permit to operate In Process
30. The Child’s World – A Growing Center 732 Amoranto Ave., Sta. Mesa Heights, Quezon City 712-47-22 / 712-48-55 / 783-7586 Ms. Evelina Tan CP, LD, A Recognized 1987Nursery &Kinder
31. Tumble N Touch Special Learning Center 16 P. Tuason St., Proj. 4 , Quezon City 438-83-27 / 438-88-22 / 437-18-39 Ms. Lourdes Lero MC, FL GP-No.SP006-R-4 2007
32. Wee Care Child Health Development 44 Malingap St., Teachers Village, Quezon City 433-73-70 Dr. Regina Cailao MC, A, DS, HI, CP Recognized 2000 PreSch.,
33. Wordlab School, Inc. 28 7th St., New Manila, Quezon City 724-38-71 / 727-97-62 Ms. Faye Matea Casis LD Recognized SP-006 s. 2005
PASAY CITY
1. Capt. Wilijado P. Abuid- Escuela De La Vida 33 A. Arnaiz Ave.,Cor. Robert St., Libertad, Pasay City 831-15-25 / 551-51-57 Ms. Jenrose Franco MC, A SP-38, s.2006
CALOOCAN CITY
1. E.M. Castro Sped Learning Center Blk 5, Lot 30, Soldiers Hills III, Caloocan City 961-55-99 / 961-55-92 Dr. Ella M. Castro FL, LD Recognized 1997PreElem.& Elem.
2. Holy Rosary College Foundation 1427 Fr. Hofstee St., Tala, Caloocan City 962-84-18 Mrs. Dolora D. Loquinarioo A, SL Recognized 1990 Elem.
3. Secret of God’s Child Learning Center, Inc. 176 12th Ave. cor. Rosal St., Grace Park, Caloocan City 363-48-92 Mr. Noel L. Beriña II MC, A GP- No.SP-013 2007
CITY OF MANDALUYONG
1. Angeli Dei School 449 Malaya St., Plainview, City of Mandaluyong 532-57-95 / 532-63-16TF Ms. Leticia U. Uy MC, HI, A Recognized Pre-Sch, Elem.
Non-graded SP 007s, 2007
MARIKINA CITY 0
1. Eucharistiana Center for Special Children 5 Russet St.,SSS Village, Concepcion II, Marikina City 941-81-35 Mr. Peter F. Mallonga MC, Autism Recognised SP -001 s. 2007
2. Majestic Math for Kids and Special Education Center 2 Diego Silang St., San Roque, Marikina City MC, Autism SP-021 s. 2008
3. Sta. Clara Learning Center of Marikina City 117 M.H. del Pilar St., Kalumpang, Marikina City 645-49-45 / 645-1232 Dr. Telly S. Cheng MC, A GP-No.SP-018 -2007
MAKATI CITY
1. Carolina Learning Center 1128 E. Rodriguez Ave., Bangkal, Makati City 843-19-92 TF / 833-83-51 Ms. Ola Del Mundo MC, A, BP, LD, OH
2. REACH International School Inc. 67 Oaseo de Roxas St., Urd. Vill., Makati City 812-05-77/751-99-52 Ms. Martha Cynthia Tinsay Gonzalez
3. Stepping Stone Learning & Resource Center MRTC Bldg., Camia St., Guadalupe Viejo, Makati City 896-02-69 / 899-83-83 Ms. Marissa Labajo MC, A, CP, DS, MH Recognized 1990 Nursery,Kinder & Elem.
4. St. Colleta Special School 2118 – L Nuestra Señora cor. Antipolo St., Guadalupe Nuevo, Makati City 750-67-61 Ms. Remedios Mendez MC Permit to Operate 2004
5. Skill Camp Learning Center Philippines, Inc. La Fuerza Plaza II, 2241 Chino Roces, cor. Sabio St., Makati 893-47-33 / 812-50-87 MC, A SP-002 R2 s. 2009
PASIG CITY
1. Guardian Angel Learning Center of Pasig Lot 2,Blk 1 Almon St., Northwest Vill.,Sta. Lucia, Pasig City 401=12-65 / 655-46-18 Dr. Lorenzo E. E. Gamos A
2. Laro, Lapis at Libro Center for Learners 110 Amang Rodriguez Jr. Ave., De La Paz, Pasig City 915-52-65 / 475-3119 Dr. Rosario Margarita A. Aligada MR, A, ADHD GP- No.SP-017 2007
3. Mariam Claire Integrated School 106 Hawaii St., Greenpark, De La Paz, Pasig City 916-05-70 / 416-53-78 Ms. Mayumi Dino A, ADHD, MC Permit under process
4. Our Lady of Salvation Educ’l. Integration Found. Ctr. 166 D.A. Luna St., Malinao, Pasig City 643-55-16 Ms. Salve S. Labrador A, MC, DS Lapsed permit
5. Shine Special Education Center, Inc. 33 San Rafael cor. San Roque, Brgy., Kapitolyo,Pasig City 635-59-60 Ms. Ma. Rosario G. Joaquin Autism, other related disorders SP-003 s. 2009
6. Westdrive Education Foundation, Inc. 20 West Capitol Drive, Kapitolyo, Pasig City 631-45-36TF Ms. Wilma Viña Luz D. De Leon A, BP, MC, HI GP No.SP-007, 2007
SAN JUAN CITY
1. Donum Dei Academy 152 F. Blumenttrit Rd., Cor. R. Pascual, Batis, San Juan City 744-40-93 Miss Teresita G. Garica A, BP, CI, LD
2. Kids World Integrated School, Inc. Johnson Clubhouse, North Greenhills, San Juan City 726-65-70 Ms. Ingrid Yap MR, A Permit to Operate 2004
3. Learning Partners School, Inc. 189 Pilar St., Addition Hills, San Juan City 725-76-10 Ms. Josephine V. Nepomoceno HI. MC Recognized 1995 PreElem.
4. Resalest Educational Center 12 A Allenby St., Maytunas, San Juan City 705-18-42 Mrs. Alicia G. Rea BP Recognized 2003 Sec.
5. Tabernacle of Faith Christian Academy 151 J. Ruiz St., Salapan, San Juan City 723-77-60 / 62, 727-07-50TF Rev. Domingo T. Taniegra, Jr. A, SL, MC, PDD, ADHD
PARAÑAQUE CITY
1. Ann Arbor Montessori Learning Center 390 El Grande Ave., BF Homes, Parañaque City 826-6972 / 826-6028 / 825-0591Fax Dr. Lourdes L. Carpio A, MC Recognized SCI -003 S. 2006
2. Blessed Luisa School 96 San Gabriel St.,San Antonio Valley, San Isidro, Parañaque City 825-27-36TF Mrs. Ma. Luisa E. Shiapno MC, A Recognized 2002
3. KC Pre School Tutorial & Review Center,Inc. 252 Aguirre Ave., BF Homes, Parañaque City 809-45-53 Marie Josephine C. Solano MR, A Recognized SP -004 s.2007
4. Stone Castle Learning Center 19 Britain St., Betterliving Subd., Parañaque City 823-01-77 Ms. Mary Ann A. Muñoz MR, A Permit to Operate In Process
5. The Learning Center, Inc. 134 Carmelite St., Merville Subd., Parañaque City 824-99-62 / 824-99-64 Ms. Ma. Yolanda Michelle Bautista MC, BP, HI, OH Recornized 2000 Elem. & Sec.
6. Trust in God Learning School, Inc. 35 Germany St., Ethiopa Better Living, Parañaque City MR A SP-004 S.2008
CITY OF LAS PIÑAS
Academy of Jesus, Inc. V. Guinto St., Manuel V. Pamplona, Las Piñas City 874-25-56 / 874-55-73 / 874-35-31 Ms. Brenda L. Gulapa MR A RecognizeSP -001 s.2004
1. ALPHASTAR Educational Centre, Inc. Ph 3 L 4 B. A. Liwanag St. Classic I, BFRV, City of Las Piñas 875-28-36 Ms. Ophelia M. So MC, A GP No.SP-011 R-1, 2007
2. Bright Morning Star School St. Joseph Subd., Pulang Lupa, City of Las Piñas 829-94-56 Ms. Marietta Bajamundi
3. Center for Autism &Related Disorders  898 Palace Rd., BF Homes, City of Las Piñas 820-8719 Ms. Rebecca S. Esguerra A GP-No.SP-015 R1, 2007
4. De La arese Montessori School, Inc. St. Peter, Pulanlupa 1, Las Piñas City 871-7275 Dr. Nelia Sorvida MR A SP-019 s. 2008
5. H.O.P.E. Development Center for Children, Inc. 41 Mariano Ponce cor. Tropical St., Ph V BF Homes Executive. Village, City of Las Piñas 801-07-94 / 801-79-01TF / 632-37-50 Mrs. Nida Socorro Gusto MC, ADD, A Recognized 2000 PreElem.
6. Integrated Movement Academy, Inc. 33 Gloria Diaz St., BF Resort Village, Pamplona, City of Las Piñas 871-21-23 Ms. Glecita Repia MC, A GP-No.SP-016 R-2, 2007
7. Joseph Gualandi School for Hearing Impaired, Inc. 66-A Periquet St., BF Homes Exec. Village, City of Las Piñas 829-64-50 / 829-6091 Sr. Elena Serafino HI Recognized SP – 004 s. 2006
8. Kidzone Guided Development Centre Block 1 Lot 4, Garmet St., Manuela Homes, Talon V, LP MR A SP-026 s. 2006
9. Las Pinas Montessori School Gumamela St.cor. DamadeNoche, Vergonville Vill., City of Las Piñas 871-17-25 / 872-58-08 Ms. Rowena Lorenzo MC, A, OH, HI, LD Recognized 1998 PreElem
10. Mary Immaculate Parish Special School Agro Homes I, Talon 5, City of Las Piñas 805-50-80TF / 806-40-46 Rev. Fr. Fidel G. Fabile MC, SL, HI, A, VI, BP Recognized 1991 Elem.
11. PATUBAES Learning Center  (DSWD) 21 Marigold St., Vergonville, Pulang-lupa 2, City of Las Piñas 871-97-40 Ms. Bibiana Q. Basa MC, HI, LD, DS, A, CP
12. Silverdale Learning Resource Center Italia 500, BF Resort Village, Batican Drive 873-82-96 / 873-04-15 / 873-73-73 Dr. Leisa M. Gaviola MH Recognized 1991 Elem.
13. Skyword Southern Academy(Skyview Learning Center) L1, B5 Venezia cor. Ozaita Sts., BF Resort Vill., Talon 2, City of Las Piñas 871-70-58 / 871-10-14 Ms. Angelita Landrito A, MR, DD. ADHD Permit to Operate 2006
14. Southville International School Luxemburg, BF Homes 842-88-11 / 825-63-74 Dr. Genevie Tan Mentally Gifted Recognized 1993
15. Special Care Development Center Blk 10, Lot 3, Catmon Rd., Pilar Village, City of Las Piñas 801-43-02 / 806-83-34 TF / 871-51-67 Ms. Lolita Serrano MC, HI, A, SD, LD, CP, MH Recognized Pre-Elem.,Elem.
16. The Village Plygroup Foundation, Inc. 68 Lalaine Bennet St., BF Resort Village, Pamplona, LP
VALENZUELA CITY
1. Bible Institute for the Deaf Gov. Ignacio Santiago St., Malinta, Valenzuela City 444-19-26 / 294-62-75TF Ms. Ellen Castillo HI Recognized 1991 PreElem &Elem.
2. St. Mary’s Angels School of Valenzuela P. Gomez St., Fortune Village 7, Parada, Valenzuela City 291-11-36 / 37 Mrs. Susan C. Ramos A, DS, ADHD, GDD, LD, SD, BP SP-010-May 2007
Recognized 2005 Sec.
MALABON CITY & NAVOTAS CITY
1. De La Salle – Araneta University Victoneta Ave., Salvador Araneta Campus, Malabon City 330-91-28 to 33 Loc. 118 Dr. Jidith D. Aldaba MR, A GP No. SP-002 R-1, 2007
2. Higher Ground Baptist Academy Foundation, Inc. 6 Maria Clara St.., Acacia, Malabon City Sp-023 2008
3. T.A.L.K. Learning Center, Inc. 83 Bronce St., Tugatog, Malabon City 287-18-16 Mrs. Josefina Valeriano HI Permit to Operate 2004 PreSch. & Primary
TAGUIG CITY & PATEROS
1. St. Martha’s Development & Learning Center 42 M. Lozada St., Sto. Rosario, Silangan, Pateros 642-53-17TF Ms. Desi Villo OH, A, BP
CITY OF MUNTINLUPA
1. Anima Christi for Learning and Human Development #5 St. Mark St., San Jose Village, Alabang, City of Muntinlupa 809-74-45TF / 807-41-69 / 842-64-63 Mrs. Rizalina G. Ochoa ADD, LD, MC, A, SL, HI, BP Recognized 2002 PreSch.,Elem,Sec.
2. Colegio De Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Umali Cpd. , Summitville Subd., Putatan Muntinlupa City 861-10-19 / 862-00-57 Ms. Ma. Noli M. Chua
3. St. Agustine School for the Deaf Blk 18 L-3, Gladiola, Doña Rosario, Bayview, Sucat 837-06-11 / 838-63-91 Ms. Rhodora Pamaran HI Recognized 1990 Presch
4. The Birthright Educators Foundation 0348 Beverly St., Park Homes, Tunasan, City of Muntinlupa 850-19-87 Mrs. Miriam Del Rosario A, BP, HI, OH, SD, VI, MC Recognized 2001 PreSch.
2003 Elem.
Legend:
2003 Sec
ADD – Attention Deficit Disorder
ADHD – Attention Deficit Hyperactive CI – Chronically Il MC – Mentally Challenged
Disorder CP – Cerebral Palsy MG – Mentally Gifted VI – Visually Impaired
A – Autism DS – Down Syndrome OH – Orthopedically Handicapped FL – Fast Learner
BP – Behavioral Problem HI – Hearing Impaired SD -Speech Defective
LD – Learning Disabled SL – Slow Learner
PDD – Persuave Development Disorder

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Discounts on Basic Commodities

July 27, 2009

JOINT DTI-DA ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 02 Series of 2008

SUBJECT: Implementing Rules and Regulations on the Grant of Discounts to Persons with Disability on the Purchase of Necessities and Prime commodities pursuant to Section 32 (j) of R.A. No. 9442, otherwise known as the Magna Carta for Disabled Persons and Other Purposes

Section 1. Scope and Coverage – This Order shall apply to persons with disability who are Filipino citizens, and retailers as defined under Section 2 (c) hereof.

Section 2. Definition of Terms – For purposes of this Order, these terms as defined as follows:
(a) “Basic necessities” – refers to rice, corn, bread, fresh, dried and canned fish and other marine products, fresh pork, beef and poultry meat, fresh eggs, fresh and processed milk, infant formulas, fresh vegetables, root crops, coffee, sugar, cooking oil, salt, laundry soap, detergents, firewood, charcoal, candles and other commodities as maybe classified by the DTI and the DA.

(b) “Prime Commodities” – refers to fresh fruits, dried, processed and canned pork, beef and poultry, meat, dairy products not falling under basic necessities, noodles, onions, garlic, diapers, herbicides, poultry, swine and cattle feeds, veterinary products for poultry, swine and cattle feeds, veterinary products for poultry, swine and cattle, paper, school supplies, nipa shingle, plyboard, construction nails, batteries, electrical supplies, light bulbs, steel wire and other commodities that may be classified by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the Department of Agriculture (DA).

(c) “Retailer” shall mean any natural or judicial person engaged in the business of selling consumer products directly to consumers, which shall include among others, supermarkets, grocery stores, convenience and mini-convenience stores and shops, excluding sari-sari stores with a capitalization of less than One Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php100,000), public and private wet markets, “talipapa” and cooperative stores;

(d) “Persons with Disability” shall refer to any person suffering from restriction or different abilities, as a result of mental, physical or sensory impairment, to perform an activity in a manner or within the range considered normal for human being. Disability shall mean (1) a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more psychological or anatomical function of an individual or activities of such individual; (2) a record of such impairment; or (3) being regarded as having such impairment.

Section 3. Discount – Every person with disability shall enjoy a special discount of five percent (5%) of the regular retail price of basic necessities and prime commodities listed under Section 2 (a) and (b) of this Order. The total amount of said purchase shall not exceed the amount of One thousand Three Hundred Pesos (Php1,300.00) per calendar week without carry over of the unused amount. Provided, that said amount shall be spent on items listed under Section 2 (a) and (b) of this Order commensurate to his/her personal and exclusive consumption and/or enjoyment within the calendar week.

Section 4. Valid Identification Documents – To avail of the discount, a person with disability must present his/her identification card issued by the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) or by the authorized office of Local Government Units (LGUs) where he/she resides. The procedure for the issuance of identification cards shall be in accordance with NCDA Administrative Order No. 001, Series of 2008, issued 23 April 2008, and other relevant issuances.

In the event that the retailer has reasonable doubt as to the identity of a person with disability availing of such special discount, the retailer may request the former to present any other government identification document, whether nationally or locally issued.

Section 5. Purchase Booklet – A purchase booklet shall be presented to the retailer every time a purchase of basic necessities and prime commodities is made. The purchase booklet shall conform to the attached template (Annex “A”) jointly prescribed by DTI and DA. The LGUs shall procure and distribute the purchase booklets to the persons with disability residing within their respective territorial jurisdiction.

The purchase booklet shall contain the name of the person with disability, the list of basic necessities and prime commodities under Section 2 (a) and (b) of this Order. In addition, it shall also provide columns for the name of retail establishment and its address, date of purchase and the amount spent for the purchase thereof.

Section 6. Special Lane – Retailers shall provide a special express lane for persons with disability; in the absence thereof, priority shall be given to them.

Section 7. Prohibition of Availment of Double Discounts – The privilege herein granted shall not be claimed if the person with disability claims a higher discount as may be granted by the retail establishment and/or under other existing laws or in combination with other discount programs such as those extended to senior citizens.

Section 8. Authorized Representative – A person with disability who cannot personally purchase basic necessities and prime commodities under Section 2 (a) and (b) of this Order may, by written authority, appoint a representative to transact with the retailer on his/her behalf. The authorized representative shall be required to present a valid government issued identification document together with the LGU-issued identification document of the concerned person with disability and an authorization letter.

However, for those who can impossibly purchase basic necessities and prime commodities under Section 2 (a) and (b) of this Order because of his/her disability, the permanent representative/s within the immediate family or the legal guardian, as the case maybe, shall automatically be considered even without the aforesaid written authorization; Provided that the name of the authorized person/s shall be indicated in the purchase booklet or in the identification card that will be issued to the person with disability.

Section 9. Penal and Administrative Sanctions - Penal and administrative sanctions are those which are provided under R.A. No. 9442.

Section 10. Effectivity – This Order shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its publication in a national newspaper of general circulation.

Issued this 15th day of December 200 in Makati City, Philippines.

Signed:

PETER B. FAVILA
Secretary, DTI

ARTHUR C. YAP
Secretary, DA

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