•  is an opportunity for people with shared commonalities to connect and discuss research which directly involves their broader peer groups.

• These bespoke focus groups can discuss questions which are co-designed by (but not guided by) reputable research groups, to enhance the lived experience of the focus group and their peers.

•  is hosted by a Peer with Lived Expertise.

• Peer Groups (people with shared commonalities) benefit from participating by building confidence and interpersonal connections plus enhancing self-advocacy skills.

• Research and Health Organisations who are looking to better support their constituents¹ also benefit from the process of conducting a  by collecting non biased research.