COMPREHENSIVE

SOCIAL BENEFITS
PROGRAM
(CSBP)
 WHAT IS CSBP?

• Approved on 03 November 2016 by the

President during a Cabinet meeting to
purposely provide the framework for the
effective and efficient delivery of social
services/assistance to the battle and
duty casualties of the AFP and PNP.
 Expanded Program Coverage

• Pursuant to Executive Order (EO) No. 110 dated 07 April 2020 and
entitled: Institutionalizing the Comprehensive Social Benefits
Program (CSBP), the coverage expanded and included Citizen
Armed Force Geographical Unit (CAFGU)/CAFGU Active Auxiliary
(CAA) units, Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP),
Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), and the Philippine Coast Guard
(PCG), who become casualties while performing their duties in
legitimate operations.
 Definition of Terms
Beneficiary - refers to a dependent/survivor of a BFP uniformed personnel
who is eligible to receive benefits, as follows:
i. Legal Spouse, for married personnel, provided that, if they are legally
separated by judicial decree, it is not on the grounds caused by or
attributable to the receiving spouse;
ii. Legitimate, acknowledged or adopted children; provided, that except for
children who by reason of their mental capacity are incapable of employment,
entitlement to herein benefits shall terminate when such children attain twenty-
one (21) years of age or get married;
iii. Parents, for single personnel; or unmarried siblings of the personnel if
both parents are deceased; or grandparents or grandchild,
in successive order;
iv. Other beneficiaries qualified under existing laws, rules and
regulations, such as a partner cohabiting with the covered personnel
concerned, provided there is no impediment to marry each other.
Casualty - any active BFP uniformed personnel who has been declared
dead, wounded, or injured as a result of legitimate military or police
operations.
Certificate of Legitimate Police or Military Operation - refers to a
document signed by authorized military or policy officer certifying the
legitimacy of the military or police operation.
Fire Operation - refers to line of duty functions which involve the following
institutional mandates of the BFP: 1. firefighting operations, 2. special
operations (rescue, HazMat, handling CBRNE, WMD, urban strife, acts of
war and similar activities), 3. emergency medical service, 4. fire safety
enforcement, 5. fire incident investigation, and 6. disaster management (prevention and
mitigation, preparedness, response, rehabilitation and recovery).
Killed-in-Action - refers to active BFP uniformed personnel killed in the
line of duty in a legitimate combat operation, disaster response or search
and rescue activities and/or related military action in support of police
operations.
Killed-in-Police-Operation (KIP) - refers to active BFP uniformed killed in
a legitimate police operation.
Wounded-in-Action (WIA) - refers to active BFP uniformed personnel
wounded in the line of duty in a legitimate combat operation or related
military action in support of police operations.
Wounded-in-Police-Operation (WIPO) - refers to active BFP uniformed
personnel wounded in a legitimate police operation.
Total Permanent Physical Disability (TPPD) - refers to the anatomical
loss, or permanent loss of use of one hand or both hands, or of one foot or
loss of both feet or both legs, or one eye or both eyes or both eyes having
only light perception, or of mental faculties or impairment of a physical
function immediately resulting from the injury incurred during a legitimate
combat operation or related military or police operations, and which renders
such BF uniformed personnel indefinitely incapable of substantially
performing the mandated duties and functions of his/her position.
 Applicability of CSBP

• CSBP applies to all active BFP uniformed personnel who are killed
or wounded while performing their respective functions in
support of police or military operations.
• This applies to all fire operations functions of the BFP provided
that such activity shall remain in connection or in support of the
military or police action or operation contemplated under EO 110
 Benefits under CSBP

Special Financial Assistance Educational Assistance

Shelter Assistance Employment Assistance

Healthcare Assistance Social Welfare Assistance

 Special Financial Assistance

Fund Source: Office of the President (OP)

A total amount of Five Hundred Thousand Pesos
(₱500,000.00) shall be granted to the beneficiaries
of KIA / KIPO in two (2) tranches.
Two Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos
(₱250,000.00) for WIA / WIPO personnel with
TPPD; or
One Hundred Thousand Pesos (₱100,000.00) for
WIA / WIPO personnel with Major and Minor
injuries.
 Shelter Assistance
Fund Source: National Housing Authority (NHA)
 Option A: Availment of Housing Units under the Old AFP -
PNP Program, subject to availability;
 Option B: Availment of Housing Units under the NHA
Government Employees Housing Program with maximum
subsidy of Four Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos
(₱450,000.00);
 Option C: Cash Assistance in the amount of Four Hundred
Fifty Thousand Pesos (₱450,000.00) for the construction of a
Housing Unit on the Existing and Owned Lot of the
beneficiary – family or availment of the same in an existing
housing project; and
 Option D: One Hundred Thousand Pesos (₱100,000.00)
Financial Assistance for the Repair / Rehabilitation /
Improvement of Existing Housing Unit owned by the
beneficiary.
 Healthcare Assistance

Fund Source: Office of the President (OP) /

Department of Health (DOH)
 Annual coverage of PhilHealth’s Premium worth
PHP 2400.00
 DOH through the Medical Social Workers
Department (MSWD)/Malasakit Centers (MC)
established in DOH Hospitals shall provide medical
assistance to WIA/WIPO personnel and their
beneficiaries charged against the Medical
Assistance to Indigent Patients (MAIP) Program
fund;
 Educational Assistance

Educational Assistance to a maximum of two (2) children or

other qualified beneficiaries of the KIA / KIPO personnel or
WIA / WIPO personnel with TPPD and provided further, that
the said beneficiaries are not covered by existing scholarship
programs of the AFP - Educational Benefits System Office (AFP-
EBSO) and the National Police Commission (NAPOLCOM), BFP,
BJMP, PCG, Free Higher Education Program for
undergraduates enrolled in State Universities and Colleges
(SUCs) and CHED-recognized Local Universities and Colleges
(LUCs) per RA No. 10391 also known as the Universal Access
to Quality Tertiary Education Act.”, subject to existing rules.
 Employment Assistance

The employment assistance of the KIA /

KIPO beneficiary shall be facilitated by
the DILG in coordination with concerned
government agencies, such as but not
limited to: AFP; PNP; BFP; BJMP; PCG;
DOH; DPWH; DepEd; and private
companies through DOLE and DTI.
 Social Welfare Assistance

Fund Source : Department of Social Welfare and

Development (DSWD) / Office of the President (OP)
Immediate enrollment of KIA / KIPO Beneficiary in
the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program -
Modified Conditional Cash Transfer under the
DSWD
Or, in lieu thereof, a monthly rice subsidy of twenty
(20) kilos or its cash equivalent based on prevailing
market price for the beneficiary of the KIA /KIPO
personnel who will not be qualified under the
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program