This case study explores methods to enhance the investigation of rape cases involving CICL handled by the Women’s and Children Desks (WCPD) of Angeles City Police Office. It aims to identify current practices, challenges, and recommendations for improving investigative procedures. The study employs qualitative research methods, including interviews and focus group discussions with investigators and social workers. Findings reveal that while WCPD investigators follow established operational procedures guided by the penal statutes and police protocols, they face significant challenges, such as limited forensic capabilities, inadequate training, and insufficient victim support services. Proposed recommendations include enhanced training programs focusing on child psychology, trauma-informed interviewing techniques, and cultural sensitivity. Additionally, increasing forensic resources and strengthening inter-agency collaboration are essential for improving case outcomes. An action plan prioritizing a child-centered approach and addressing budget constraints is crucial for effective case management. The study underscores the need for comprehensive support systems for victims and the importance of ongoing professional development for investigators.