%0 Journal Article
%T Employing participatory methods to engage an under
%A Andrew Whiteford
%A Carole Sutton
%A Clare Pettinger
%A Gayle Letherby
%A Gia D¡¯Aprano
%A Julie M Parsons
%A Lyndsey Withers
%A Miranda Cunningham
%A Richard Ayres
%J Methodological Innovations
%@ 2059-7991
%D 2018
%R 10.1177/2059799118769820
%X In this article, we report on our experience of working on an exploratory project where the primary objective was to involve homeless service users with food-based participatory qualitative approaches. The project FLM aimed to explore food experiences and behaviours in a sample of users of homelessness services in a south west UK coastal city, in order to create solutions to improve their wellbeing. A mixture of qualitative methods was used, including observations, photo-elicitation and focus group discussions. We aimed to be participatory and ¡®creative¡¯ in our approach and in our analysis. Here, we focus on detailing and critiquing our approach to the collection and analysis of data
%K Qualitative
%K participatory methods
%K creative approaches
%K under-researched groups
%K harder-to-reach groups
%U https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2059799118769820