What is Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program?
•   Pantawid Pamilya is a conditional cash transfer 
(CCT) 
program 
that 
provides 
cash 
grants to
 poor 
households 
with 
children 
0‐14 
years old
 and/or 
pregnant 
mothers, 
provided
 that 
they 
comply 
with the 
conditions
 set 
by 
the 
program.
•   It
 is
 a
 social
 assistance
 program
 that
 provides
 conditional
 cash
 assistance
 to
 the
 poor
 to
 alleviate their immediate 
needs
(short 
term 
poverty 
alleviation);
 and
•   It
 is
 a
 social
 development
 program
 that
 aims
 to
 break
 the
 intergenerational
 poverty
 cycle
 through investments 
in 
human 
capital.
•   Child 
rights 
protection

Who 
are 
qualified
 for Pantawid Pamilya?
1. A 
household 
may 
qualify 
for
 Pantawid 
Pamilya 
as 
a 
beneficiary 
if 
it
 satisfies 
two
(2) 
criteria:
 
At 
the
 time
 of 
the 
assessment,
the 
household 
must
(1) 
be 
classified 
as 
poor,
 based 
on 
the 
National Household 
Targeting 
System 
for
 Poverty
 Reduction
 (NHTS‐PR)
 and
 (2)
 have
 a
 pregnant
 woman
 and/or
 children
 0‐14
 years
 old
 as
 household 
member(s).

Thus,
 being 
included 
in 
the 
NHTS‐PR
 list
 of 
poor 
households 
does 
not 
automatically 
qualify 
a 
household 
for
 Pantawid
Pamilya. 
In 
the 
same
 manner, 
not 
all 
households 
with 
a 
pregnant 
woman
 or
 young 
children 
as
 members 
will
 qualify 
for 
the 
program.
2. During 
community 
assemblies, 
LGU 
representatives 
help 
in
 validating 
the 
list 
of 
household
 beneficiaries.

What 
are 
the 
conditions
 of 
the 
Pantawid 
Pamilya?

•   Health
 and 
nutrition 
conditions 
require 
periodic 
checkups,
growth 
monitoring,
and
 vaccinations
 for 
children
0‐5
years 
of 
age;
twice 
a 
year 
intake 
of 
de‐worming 
pills 
for 
children 
6‐14
 years 
old,
pre 
and 
post‐natal
 care
for
 pregnant
 women
 and
 attendance
 of
 parents
 in
 family
 development
 sessions
 where
 responsible
parenthood
 is 
discussed.
•   Education
 conditions 
include 
day‐care 
and 
school 
enrollment, 
attendance 
equivalent 
to 
85 
percent
 of
 school
days 
for 
children 
3
–
14 
years 
old.
•   Both 
conditions 
are 
meant 
to 
improve 
the 
poor 
household’s 
economic 
prospects 
to
 help 
them
 move 
out 
of
poverty.