How it Works:
* Strict Medical Validation: To get the ID, applicants need to submit valid disability documents.
* Visible disabilities might only need an in-person check.
* Non-visible conditions (like mental or psychosocial disabilities) require certification from licensed specialists.
* The Department of Health (DOH) will release updated disability categories and a list of authorized certifying experts.
* Fully Digital Registration: While the process is online, PWDs who need help can go to their local Persons with Disability Affairs Office (PDAO) desks.
* Pilot Program: The new system is being piloted in 35 locations. The latest update from the NCDA confirmed that pilot testing will officially begin this July 2025 in 35 local government units (LGUs) nationwide.
Where is the Unified PWD ID System being pilot tested?
Here are the areas included for pilot run:
The new system aims to crack down on the misuse of fake IDs and guarantee that these benefits reach their rightful recipients. At its core, the system will create a centralized national database and streamline the issuance of PWD IDs under a single design and authority.
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