The support administrator (AdS) is a figure who supports people who, for reasons related to infirmity, physical/mental disability or particular hardship, find themselves unable (even partially or temporarily) to provide for their own interests.
An important role, a useful function, that each person can perform without having or coming from a specific profession or educational background.
The support administrator represents his/her client in the actions and activities decided by the guardianship judge with a specific provision at the time of the appointment as support administrator.

The duties of the support administrator are established in the appointment decree of the Guardianship Judge and concern ordinary administration acts both for the personal care of the beneficiary such as:

• purchase goods necessary for the household economy and daily life
• selection and management of personal collaborators
• give informed consent for health care

Added to this are acts of a patrimonial nature such as:

• collect salary or pension request attendance allowance, maintenance allowance or emoluments
• pay rent, household bills
• file your tax return
• tax payment
• manage savings