i. Foster Parents with foster care license issued by DSWD or NACC;

ii. Legal guardians with appropriate court order;

iii. Surrogate parents with certification from the concerned DSWD Field Ofice or Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) Office; and

iv. Care providers with certification from the concerned DSWD Field Office or Social Welfare and Development (SWAD) Office.

i. Children at risk;

ii. Children in conflict with the law;

iii. Children exposed to and/or involved/victims of all forms of violence in the homes and communities;

iv. Children in emergencies/crisis situations in communities brought about by natural and human-made disasters, civil strife/armed conflicts;

v. Children involved in the worst forms of child labor;

vi. Children with disabilities/special needs;

vii. Children of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs); and

viii. Children of indigenous communities.

i. protect and promote children's right and well-being;

ii. foster positive child development; and

iii. advance their children's educational progress

i. barangay officials, community leaders, CDC workers, and other community/barangay groups;

ii. NGOs, faith-based organizations and other civic groups/sectors;

iii. parents and parent-substitutes through person-to-person contacts or sharing between and among PES or $Ps Family Development Session (FDS) and CDC's Family Support Program graduates/previous participants/parents;

iv. any parent and parent-substitute interested may voluntarily apply to be enrolled in the PES Program; and

v. parents and parent-substitutes with vulnerable children who are identified by the LSWDO.