circumstances which have incapacitated them functionally. LGUs are therefore mandated to deliver the necessary services and interventions to WEDCundertheir respective jurisdictions. ae Services and Interventions for WEDC WEDCandtheir families shall be provided with services andinterventions as necessary suchas,butnotlimited to, the following: (a) temporary and protective custody, (b) medical and dental services, (c) psychological and psychiatric evaluation, (d) counseling and Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD), (e) legal services,(f) productivity skills, capability building, and/or livelihood assistance, (g) education, (h) job placement,(i) financial assistance, and(j) transportation assistance. All service providers shall undergo capacity building to ensure gender-responsive, rights-based and culture-sensitive provision of services. DSWD,DOLE, TESDA, DOH, DOJ, LGUs, and all other concerned agencies shall ensure that gender-responsive,rightsbased and culture-sensitive services and interventions for WEDCand theirfamilies shall be provided. PNP, BUMP, Bureau of Corrections (BuCor), NBI, Bureau of Immigration (BI), LGUs, and other concerned agencies shall ensure that detention areas and prisons have segregated facilities, health and sanitation services for womenin their custody, including clean and sanitary toilets. The Parole and Probation Board (PPB)shall ensure the annualreview of cases that merits Presidential pardon,with specialpriority for the elderly and sick women. DSWDin coordination with CHR, existing inter-agency anti-VAW mechanisms, and the pillars of the justice system shall formulate guidelines and protocols to ensureprotection of womenagainst gender-basedviolence. sections A. Government agencies, LGUs and other concernedinstitutions shall pursue measures to eliminateall forms of discrimination againstgirl-children in education, heath and nutrition, and skills development. To implementthis provision, the following agencies shall perform the following roles and functions: 1. The Council for the Welfare of Children (CWC), Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) Council, and DepEdshall: a. In coordination with PCW, NCIP, NCMF, and other concerned agencies, review and enhanceexisting policies and frameworks, including curriculum development, and ensurepropercoordination and dissemination, for possible replication; b. Establish and maintain age- and sex-disaggregation of children's data for use in planning; c. Ensure that school policies uphold the dignity, practices, traditions, culture, andreligious beliefs of students and indigenouschildren, provided they are not discriminatory to women; d. Guarantee that all girl-children who are of pre-school and school-age have access to quality education, good health, proper nutrition, and skills development, regardlessofethnicity, socio-economic conditions,religiousaffiliation, and physical and mentalabilities; e. Ensure that girls and boys have equal treatment and opportunities for academic honors, leadership in school/ class organizations, leadership in schoolactivities, journalistic endeavors, and the like; 78