A mother-of-three was found dead just hours after a mental health team allegedly failed to visit her at home for an emergency appointment.
Natasha Adams, 25, a mother of three young boys, was discovered hanged at her flat in Solihull, West Midlands, on August 12.
The day before, she had attended the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham and is understood to have sought help from the Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Trust, which is based there.
Her family claims the trust arranged for someone from the mental health team to visit her flat the following day but nobody showed up.
Natasha Adams, 25, a mother of three young boys, was discovered hanged at her flat in Solihull, on August 12
The Solihull and Birmingham Mental Health Hospital Trust, which operates the Care Home Team, sent its condolences to Natasha's family and said 'a full and thorough investigation is underway'.
Natasha's mother Marie said someone was eventually sent out to see her daughter at 11am the next day (Friday, August 13) by which time she had already been found dead.
Marie told Birmingham Live her daughter had gone to hospital with 'severe anxiety' after deciding to drive back to Birmingham while on a family holiday to Scotland with her parents and three children.
She said Natasha attended the hospital late on the Wednesday, and was discharged approximately three hours later after being told someone from the mental health crisis team would visit her the following morning.
However, according to Marie, nobody arrived until 11am on the Friday, hours after she died.
The Solihull and Birmingham Mental Health Hospital Trust, which operates the Care Home Team, said: 'Our thoughts are
