Section 14
SEC. 14. The Custodial Care Administrator and foster parents shall possess a high sense of integrity and proven love for children, have morally upright and wholesome personality, and he physically and mentally healthy. There shall be five types of foster parents; namely, 1) childless couples who have finished college education; 2) newly married couples who are educationally qualified and technically trained to handle some phases of work in the Foundation College; 3) elderly couples who have retired from government jobs or private firms but are still capable of being employed as foster parents and provided that they have no dependents; 4) unmarried individuals who are professionally or technically capable of becoming foster mothers or foster fathers; and 5) widows or widowers who are educationally qualified with no dependents. The President of the Foundation College shall appoint foster parents to be confirmed by the Board of Trustees who shall receive such salaries or compensation as the Board of Trustees may determine, subject to Presidential Decree No. 985 and other pertinent budget and compensation laws.