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The document outlines guidelines and policies for Migrant Workers and Other Overseas Filipino Resource Centers (MWOFRCs). MWOFRCs are established within Philippine embassies or consulates in areas with large concentrations of migrant workers, as determined by the Secretary of Labor. Services provided at MWOFRCs include counseling, legal assistance, welfare services, registration of irregular workers, and implementing programs from the Department of Labor and Employment and Overseas Workers Welfare Administration. Personnel at MWOFRCs include foreign service personnel, labor attaches, psychologists, social workers, and representatives from NGOs. MWOFRCs are used as venues for meetings, trainings, and temporary shelters for migrant workers in distress
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