Own Precaution and Tasks of the Child and Adult Protection Authority KESB

Description

Through an accident, an illness, or age-related restrictions, a person may find themselves in a situation where they are no longer able to manage their affairs themselves. Today, one can determine who should take care of everything in such a case, and there are options to specify personal concerns, needs, and wishes related to illness, care, dying, and death. Practice shows that especially the living will and the power of attorney are already used by many. And yet, many questions remain open, such as:

• What should I pay attention to so that my will is truly carried out as I wish?
• What happens if a person does not make any provisions?
• In which situations is the KESB involved, what do they clarify, and how does the KESB work?

Speaker: Martha Friedrich, President of the Hinwil District

Highlights

• Lecture by Martha Friedrich, President of the Hinwil District
• Topics: Living will and power of attorney
• Information about the role of KESB

General Information

The event covers important aspects of personal precaution and the tasks of the Child and Adult Protection Authority KESB. It is aimed at individuals who want to learn more about regulations in case of illness or accident.

Location

Bahnhofstrasse 12, 8636 Wald ZH, Switzerland

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