The Public Curator, founded in 1945, is an essential organism in Quebec yet it remains an obscure entity shrouded in secrecy; not many people know about it and those who do often have an imperfect grasp of it. Some useful information can be obtained on the website of the Public Curator but many of its clients find the information is tendentious and incomplete.
In 1995 a handful of concerned clients who realized the systemic limitations of the Public Curator were not being addressed, decided to give themselves their own voice and create their own instrument to help others deal with the problems and to improve the Public Curator.
We help incapable people, their relatives and their friends in their dealings with legal incapacity, regimes of protection, and mandates in the event of incapacity.
Our services include:
For the community, we act as civil society’s watchdog over the performance of the Public Curator and monitor its operations.
These services include: