Author Summary
Grieving parents from Eastbourne urge regulators to inspect and rate supported living providers after their 24-year-old daughter Chanté, who had autism and mental health issues, died in such accommodation in August; their petition has gained over 7,800 signatures. (168 characters)
Key Details
The parents of Chanté Lloyd-Buckingham, Emma and Karl from Eastbourne, are heartbroken following her death.
Chanté, aged 24, faced autism and mental health challenges.
An inquest into her passing is set for next year.
Call for Action
The couple launched a parliamentary petition seeking oversight by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for supported living providers.
It calls for inspections and ratings to enhance safety.
To date, the petition has collected more than 7,800 signatures.
The CQC indicated that the government determines who falls under its regulatory scope.
Official Responses
The government offered its \"deepest sympathies\" to Chanté's family and friends.
A spokesperson called the case \"deeply concerning\" and stressed the need for strong safety measures.
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