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Tobias Mannering-Jones

14 Mar 2024 · Coroner Alison Mutch · Manchester South

The coroner's concerns

  1. 1. long delays in mental health support

    “The inquest was told that [the deceased] had sought and had been referred for mental health support however due to the high demand and long waiting lists he was still on a waiting list at the time of his death”
  2. 2. exposure to abuse in homeless shelters

    “The evidence was that as a consequence young vulnerable people had to rely on homeless shelters where they were exposed to additional negative influences and as in [the deceased]'s case abuse due to their sexuality”
  3. 3. loss of contact with services due to lack of address

    “Evidence was also heard that a person who has to rely on a homeless shelter can then become uncontactable to public service providers as they have no address for contact which means they then have even less chance of accessing support”
  4. 4. sexual exploitation of homeless LGBTQIA youth

    “young adults who are homeless are often sexually exploited and that those who identify as LGBTQIA can be particularly vulnerable and that the underlying vulnerability and risk was not always appreciated by those dealing with young homeless people and that it could be mistaken by agencies as a lifestyle choice rather than what it actually was, i.e., exploitation by an older adult”
  5. 5. lack of coordinated multi‑agency responsibility

    “where multiple agencies were involved it was fundamental that one agency/person took overall ownership/responsibility to ensure a coordinated and effective approach using regular MDTs to understand the information that all agencies had in their possession and to offer effective support”

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Source: Prevention of Future Deaths reports and responses published by the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary at judiciary.uk. Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data updated 26 Oct 2026.

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