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Current reforms and significant changes in organizations are being driven by the growing capabilities of information technologies. Technology-related issues need to be understood by leaders, not just by technology specialists. As information age matures, institutions are turning to computer networks to design and deliver services. The government or the entire bureaucracy is not spared from these phenomena.

In this regard, it is delightful to note that the Administration has crossed the threshol… Continue

The forthcoming 11th National Convention, 9th National Training Institute, and 4th Physical Fitness and Sports Development Olympiad of Probation and Parole Officers sponsored by the Probation and Parole Officers League of the Philippines, Inc. (PPOLPI) in coordination with the Parole and Probation Administration (PPA) is scheduled on May 5-8, 2008 at the Clamshell II, Intramuros, and in Bayview Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, both in Manila. This occasion will provide an appropriate forum for central, r… Continue

The Parole and Probation Administration will launch its website on the Opening Ceremonies of the 11th National Convention, 9th National Training Institute and 4th Physical Fitness and Sports Development Olympiad on May 5, 2008 at the Clamshell II, Intramuros, Manila.

The website features the establishment and evolution of the Agency. It provides information about the organization, frontline services, processes and procedures, profile of the Agency’s clients, policies and issuances, historical a… Continue

Brief Background

In the Philippines, a provision for juvenile probation has been embodied in Article 80 of the Revised Penal Code since its enactment in 1932. Thus, sentence was suspended for offenders under 16 years of age accused of a grave or less grave felony, who were then placed in the care and custody of public or private entities. This law was amended on December 10, 1974 by Presidential Decree No. 603, known as the Child and Youth Welfare Code, and by Presidential Decree No. 1179 which… Continue