SB 831

Senate·18th Congress·Filed Jul 30, 2019

Street Children Welfare Act

An Act Advancing the Rights of Street Children by Strengthening the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (Bcpc) and Establishing an Incentives System for the Private Sector Engaged in the Promotion of the Welfare of Street Children, and for Other Purposes

Author · Senator

Ralph Recto
SenatorRalph Recto
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Subjects

Street ChildrenChildren/Child Care

Official sources

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SBN-00831 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress