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curateur public

600 René-Lévesque Boulevard West, Ville-Marie, Montréal, QC, H3B 4W9
1 844 532-8728 www.quebec.ca/en/government/departments-and-agencies/curateur-public
Province of Québec
incapacitated individuals, incapacity may be declared due to a mental or degenerative illness, stroke, intellectual disability, head injury or weakened state as a result of old age that alters mental faculties or physical ability to express their own will, represented by the Curateur public, under provisional administration, under tutorship or under private curatorship, private tutors and curators
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Services

Ensures that incapacitated people are protected, their autonomy safeguarded and their rights respected, while supporting their families and loved ones in their duties.

* Find a territorial office of The Public Curator: www.quebec.ca/gouvernement/ministeres-et-organismes/curateur-public/coordonnees/directions-territoriales

* Telephone on-call service for urgent interventions.

* Infolettre Bien protéger ensemble: receive information on the protection of people in vulnerable situations.

* Recognizes assistants to adults, in particular by analyzing applications and maintaining a public register of recognized assistants.

* Monitors the management of assets by guardians.

* Informs represented and assisted persons of the rules that apply to them.

* Informs assistants, guardians, temporary representatives and mandataries of their obligations.

* Raise public awareness of the issues related to incapacity and inform people of the means available to protect incapacitated persons.

* Accompany people experiencing difficulties.

* Acts as guardian, guardianship council or temporary representative by court order if the person is isolated, has no family or those close to him or her are unable to assume this role.

* Receives complaints and reports.

Eligibility

incapacitated individuals, incapacity may be declared due to a mental or degenerative illness, stroke, intellectual disability, head injury or weakened state as a result of old age that alters mental faculties or physical ability to express their own will, represented by the Curateur public, under provisional administration, under tutorship or under private curatorship, private tutors and curators

Schedule

Head Office: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8h30 to 12h00 and 13h00 to 16h30, Wednesday 10h00 to 12h00 and 13h00 to 16h30

Coverage area

Province of Québec

Languages offered

English, French

Application process

reports: by phone, through the website, complaints: by filling out the form through the website

Categories:

; Justice and Advocacy - Legal assistance and information ; Government services - Provincial services