Kaylea Titford: ‘No coordination of care’ for neglected teen

As a child with a disability, Kaylea should have been assessed for a care and support plan and without a plan, her needs and those of her parents as carers were “not visible” to Powys council, the report said.

It said the distressing nature of Kaylea’s avoidable suffering and subsequent death was an “inescapable truth” and that the condition of her body was a source of anguish and indicative of chronic neglect.

There were also significant concerns about the unhygienic and unkempt condition she lived in and a “sense of shock, distress and anger” regarding what Kaylea must have endured in the months before her death.