The Department of Social Welfare and Development has repeatedly issued warnings about fraudulent posts claiming to offer educational cash assistance on behalf of the agency
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The post claims that the DSWD’s scholarship program will provide monthly cash allowances of P7,000 for elementary students, P8,000 for high school students, P9,000 for senior high school students, and P10,000 for college students. The program also offers free school supplies, uniform, cellphone, laptop, and a P7,000 monthly allowance for parents.
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