Where can I go to get the relevant support if I am given power to deal with P’s Personal Welfare (PW) and Property and Affairs (PA) but need help to settle some of these matters?

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Before taking on the role, you should consider the existing needs of the Donor/ P, and the resources required to meet the needs. You can consider having a joint appointment with another professional Deputy or professional Donee (as the case may be) who can complement your skillsets. You may buy services to help you carry out your duties as a professional Deputy or professional Donee but you must decide on how to carry out those duties before delegating the actual work to someone else under your supervision.

Where can I go to get the relevant support if I am given power to deal with P’s Personal Welfare (PW) and Property and Affairs (PA) but need help to settle some of these matters?

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