The Philippines has one of the most developed social work professions in Southeast Asia. Since the enactment of Republic Act 4373 in 1965, social work has been a regulated profession with licensure administered by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). Thousands of Registered Social Workers (RSWs) work across DSWD, local government social welfare offices, NGOs, schools, hospitals and humanitarian organisations — documenting cases, supporting families and managing complex caseloads every day. CaseworkAI was built to give those workers their time back.

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The documentation challenge for social workers in the Philippines

Filipino social workers carry significant documentation responsibilities — intake reports, case histories, home visit narratives, risk assessments, referral documentation, and reports for court, DSWD and international donors. Workers in LGU social welfare offices, NGOs and DSWD field operations routinely manage caseloads well beyond what is recommended by professional bodies. Documentation discipline is required by RA 4373, the PRC Board of Social Workers Code of Ethics, and the Magna Carta for Public Social Workers (RA 9433) — but the tools available have historically been designed for well-resourced institutions in wealthier countries.

CaseworkAI was built to address this gap. It is a free tool that takes rough field notes and returns a professionally structured draft document by email in 60 seconds. No software to install, no account to create, no cost — works on any phone with internet.

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Social work in the Philippines — context

The social work profession in the Philippines is structured around the Registered Social Worker (RSW) title, governed by the PRC Board of Social Workers. The profession sits across the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), local government Municipal and City Social Welfare and Development Offices (MSWDOs and CSWDOs), private hospitals, schools, community-based NGOs, and international humanitarian organisations. The Philippine Association of Social Workers, Inc. (PASWI) is the PRC-accredited professional organisation representing the profession nationally.

Many Filipino social workers also document in English for international donor reporting — to USAID, UNICEF, Plan International, Save the Children and other programme partners. CaseworkAI generates documents in professional English suitable for these contexts, accepting notes written in any level of English informality.

The kind of organisations CaseworkAI is built for in the Philippines

These are the organisations — and others like them — CaseworkAI was designed to serve. CaseworkAI is free for individual workers, and an optional NGO licensing tier at £99 per month covers running costs. If your organisation is on this list (or should be), email hello@caseworkai.org to discuss a team setup. More on the team tier →

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Privacy and data protection

All notes submitted through CaseworkAI are processed to generate the document and then deleted immediately. Nothing is stored after document delivery. CaseworkAI is registered with the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (Reg. ZC132263), GDPR compliant, and operates with principles aligned to the Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012 (RA 10173), enforced by the National Privacy Commission (NPC). The tool is suitable for use with sensitive case information. Never include full client names in your notes — use initials or reference codes only.