ÉCRIVAIN PUBLIC

The importance of a public writer lies in several social, administrative, and cultural aspects. Here are some reasons why the role of a public writer is essential:

• Access to writing and reading

• Combatting illiteracy: A public writer assists individuals who struggle with reading and writing, enabling them to access important information and fully participate in social life.

• Inclusivity: They make administrative services and other procedures accessible to those who do not have strong written language skills.

• Administrative assistance

• Document drafting: A public writer helps draft various administrative documents such as letters, forms, resumes, and cover letters.

• Advice and guidance: They provide guidance on administrative procedures, help understand and complete complex forms, and direct individuals to appropriate services.

• Online procedures: With the increasing digitalization of public services, a public writer assists those who are not comfortable with digital tools.

• Access to rights

• Social justice: By assisting in writing letters and compiling files for legal, social, or medical procedures, a public writer enables vulnerable individuals to better assert their rights.

• Support: They can accompany individuals in their efforts to obtain social benefits, housing, or resolve administrative disputes.

• Preservation of written heritage

• Writing and memory: Public writers contribute to preserving collective memory by writing biographies, life stories, and assisting in manuscript formatting.

• Language promotion: They play a role in promoting the French language and writing in all its forms.

• Local and trusted service

• Humanity and empathy: Public writers provide a human, personalized service filled with empathy, valued by individuals facing difficulties or isolation.

• Confidentiality: They guarantee the confidentiality of shared information, creating an essential trust environment for addressing sensitive issues.

• Facilitation of relationships with institutions

• Intermediary role: They act as intermediaries between citizens and institutions, facilitating communication and mutual understanding.

By helping those who struggle with written expression, public writers contribute to reducing inequalities in dealing with administrative procedures.