Gatekeeper Organisations
Peer advocates with direct homelessness experience are valuable for reducing power imbalances and building trust. Existing trust between gatekeepers and potential participants can help bridge trust to researchers. Informal information sess…
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Peer advocates with direct homelessness experience are valuable for reducing power imbalances and building trust. Existing trust between gatekeepers and potential participants can help bridge trust to researchers. Informal information sessions with gatekeeper support allow staff and potential participants to meet the research team in a relaxed setting. Gatekeeper organisations can support recruitment and continued engagement of people experiencing homelessness. Gatekeepers are especially helpful when potential participants are first identified and approached.