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    JJWC PDF Flowchart - Ordinance Violation CAR (REV)

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    This document outlines the procedure for handling a child who violates a local ordinance. If the police take custody of the child, they turn the child over to the barangay (Barangay Council for the Protection of Children or BCPC). The barangay then registers the child as a Child At Risk (CAR) in their logbook, conducts an intake of the child, and determines if the child is a resident of their barangay. If the child is a resident, the barangay notifies the parents/guardian and turns over physical custody. If the child is not a resident, the barangay turns custody over to the barangay where the child resides or the Local Social Welfare

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    This document outlines the procedure for handling a child who violates a local ordinance. If the police take custody of the child, they turn the child over to the barangay (Barangay Council for the Protection of Children or BCPC). The barangay then registers the child as a Child At Risk (CAR) in their logbook, conducts an intake of the child, and determines if the child is a resident of their barangay. If the child is a resident, the barangay notifies the parents/guardian and turns over physical custody. If the child is not a resident, the barangay turns custody over to the barangay where the child resides or the Local Social Welfare

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    This document outlines the procedure for handling a child who violates a local ordinance. If the police take custody of the child, they turn the child over to the barangay (Barangay Council for the Protection of Children or BCPC). The barangay then registers the child as a Child At Risk (CAR) in their logbook, conducts an intake of the child, and determines if the child is a resident of their barangay. If the child is a resident, the barangay notifies the parents/guardian and turns over physical custody. If the child is not a resident, the barangay turns custody over to the barangay where the child resides or the Local Social Welfare

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    JJWC PDF Flowchart - Ordinance Violation CAR (REV)

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    This document outlines the procedure for handling a child who violates a local ordinance. If the police take custody of the child, they turn the child over to the barangay (Barangay Council for the Protection of Children or BCPC). The barangay then registers the child as a Child At Risk (CAR) in their logbook, conducts an intake of the child, and determines if the child is a resident of their barangay. If the child is a resident, the barangay notifies the parents/guardian and turns over physical custody. If the child is not a resident, the barangay turns custody over to the barangay where the child resides or the Local Social Welfare

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    Child violates local HANDLING A CHILD WHO VIOLATES AN ORDINANCE

    ordinance (Child At Risk)


    For use of Barangay and
    LSWDO
    If police takes custody:
    Turn over child to
    barangay (BCPC)
    Barangay:
    Take custody of child

    Barangay:
    1. Register child as
    Child At Risk (CAR) in
    CAR Logbook

    2. Intake of child

    Is child a resident of YES


    the barangay?

    NO LEO (of barangay where child resides):

    LEO: Turn over 1. Intake of child


    custody of child to: (use Interview & Referral Form)

    (a) barangay of
    residence 2. Notify parents/guardian

    OR
    3. Turn over physical custody of child IF cannot find
    (b) LSWDO to parents/guardians parents/guardians

    BUT if child is “high risk” (to be


    determined by Juvenile Justice &
    Welfare Council): Refer handling of Turn over physical custody of
    case to LSWDO child to LSWDO

    (Forward copy of Interview & Referral Form to LSWDO)

    LSWDO:

    1. Conduct Intake and Assessment

    2. Conduct Intervention
    *with child, parents, BCPC and
    Conferencing and
    other stakeholders
    design intervention program (if
    *to formulate community-based
    deemed necessary)
    intervention program

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