The Crisis Intervention Unit (CIU) is a special unit of the DSWD Field Office CAR operating Eight (8) hours a day to serve as an action center to immediately respond to cases of individuals and families in crisis situations. It provides integrated services such as immediate rescue and protection, provision of direct financial and material assistance, augmentation assistance during disasters and referrals for immediate medical, legal, psychosocial and other services, including temporary shelter to clients. It is described to provide protective services for the poor, vulnerable and disadvantaged individuals and families in crisis situation and communities in difficult circumstances due to disasters and calamities and are needing assistance to recover or rehabilitate.

The Social Pension Program for indigent senior citizens is an additional government assistance mandated under Republic Act 9994 otherwise known as “The Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010”.

Indigent senior citizens shall be entitled to a monthly stipend amounting to Five Hundred Pesos (Php500.00) to augment the daily substinence and other medical needs of senior citizens.

Republic Act (RA) No. 10868 or the Centenarians Act of 2016 states that all Filipinos, who have reached 100 years old and above, whether residing in the Philippines or abroad shall be honored with a Letter of Felicitation from the President of the Philippines congratulating the celebrator for his or her longevity; and a Centenarian gift in the amount of PhP100,000.00

The Supplementary Feeding Program aims to improve and maintain the nutritional status of children enrolled in child development centers or in supervised neighborhood play by providing augmentation support for feeding and intensifying nutrition and health education for 120 days.

The provision of food in addition to the regular meals to currently enrolled day care children/supervised neighborhood play as part of the DSWD’s contribution to the Early Child Care and Development (ECCD) Program of the government and severely underweight pupils from kinder to Grade 6 of DepEd.

Minors Traveling Abroad gives protection to all Filipino minors both accompanied and unaccompanied traveling abroad.

The Strategic Helpdesk for Information, Education, Livelihood and other Developmental interventions (SHIELD) against Child Labor Project is a community-based project which will strengthen efforts at the local level, including establishment of helpdesks and a local registry on child labor for referral and convergence of support services. This project utilizes multi-layered strategies to help eliminate child labor, particularly its worst forms and those in the blanket ban.

The Recovery and Reintegration Program for Trafficked Persons is a comprehensive program that ensures adequate recovery and reintegration services provided to trafficked persons.

The Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth (RRCY) is a 24-hour care, treatment and rehabilitation services under the guidance of a trained staff where residents are cared for under a structured therapeutic environment with the end view of reintegrating them into their families and communities as well as help them become socially functioning individuals.

It serves as nurturing out-of-home placement for children in need of rehabilitation. The facility is designed to provide intensive treatment in a residential setting for the rehabilitation of the CICL whose sentences have been suspended. While it provides institutional care for children in conflict with the law, community-based rehabilitation is being emphasized.
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The Reception and Study Center for Children (RSCC) is a 24- hour residential facility that provides social work interventions to children 0-6 years old. It provides protection and rehabilitation services through temporary residential care to neglected, dependent and abandoned, abused and exploited children and to those with special needs such as children at risk and children who are in need of alternative family care.

It provides appropriate and responsive social work interventions and services that address growth and development and the safety and security needs of young children who are victims of abuse. Further, RSCC works at developing competence and effectiveness of the center staff and services providers in the management of cases through proper placement and other rehabilitation services for children.
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The Regional Haven for Women and Girls (RHWG) was established in October 1999 with funding support from the Congressional Spouses Foundation Incorporated (CSFP) and the Department of Social Welfare and Development. It is a 24-hour residential facility for women and girls 0-59 years old who are vulnerable, disadvantaged and abused needing protective custody and psychosocial care.
It helps to enable women and girls in especially difficult circumstances recover from the traumatic effects of abuse and exploitation and restore their social functioning to regain their self-worth and dignity through different residential based programs and services.