Calling all researchers
IRT Research Foundation is calling for applications for its third round of research grants, with up to $300,000 available for research projects which provide significant improvements to the lives of older people. The IRT Research Foundation funds research initiatives that seek to improve the lifestyles of senior Aussies.
IRT Research Foundation is calling for applications for its third round of research grants, with up to $300,000 available for research projects which provide significant improvements to the lives of older people.
The IRT Research Foundation funds research initiatives that seek to improve the mind, mobility and lifestyles of senior Australians.
Acting chief executive, Craig Hamer said: “We look forward to receiving expressions of interest for research projects that are conducted in conjunction with a recognised research institution, that are up to three years in duration, and that aim to benefit the ageing and those who care for them.”
Applications from Australian researchers and institutions with expertise on topics affecting older people in Australia are invited for two levels of grants:
- Small grants of up to $50,000 will be considered for projects of one year’s duration.
- Larger grants will be considered for significant research projects that will make a considerable impact on the lives of older people. The IRT Research Foundation will consider applications for projects of up to three years duration requesting total funding up to $300,000.
Projects which offer the opportunity to translate research findings into clinical/aged care practice and/or health policy will be especially welcome.
Applications close next Monday (30 July 2012) at 5pm (EST). Late applications will not be accepted.
Application forms and further details can be obtained by contacting the Foundation Officer via email on irtfoundation@irt.org.au
