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Minor Attracted People (MAPs) face significant mental health challenges, including stigma, isolation, and barriers to seeking professional support. This poster explores the preliminary findings from the first study in a larger research project aimed at developing a user-led resource for MAPs. Using a qualitative participatory action research approach, semi-structured interviews were conducted with MAPs to identify their unmet needs, concerns, and perceptions of existing support systems. While data collection and analysis are ongoing, this presentation will outline emerging themes and preliminary reflections on participant engagement and early themes emerging from the data. The discussion will focus on how these insights are shaping the next stages of the research. By reflecting on early findings, this presentation aims to contribute to the discourse on improving access to mental health support for MAPs.