Health Research Innovation and Community Impact Grant in Saskatchewan (Canada)
GrantID: 74815
Grant Funding Amount Low: $15,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $150,000
Summary
This grant program is designed to strengthen health research that directly benefits people and communities within a defined region. At its core, the mission is to foster collaboration between researchers, practitioners, and community partners so that health research is not only rigorous but also meaningful, accessible, and impactful in real-world contexts. The funding is structured to advance research that addresses local priorities, supports healthier populations, and ensures that findings are shared and translated beyond academic settings.
A central aim of the program is to create pathways for evidence to inform care, policy, and practice. By supporting projects that integrate diverse perspectives—including those of patients, families, and community organizations—the initiative seeks to make research more inclusive and aligned with the needs of those it intends to serve. Efforts that build relationships, support reconciliation, and respect cultural contexts are especially valued, as the program recognizes that health solutions must reflect the lived experiences of different groups.
To fulfill this mission, the program provides varying levels of support. Funding ranges from smaller awards of about $10,000 for one-year projects focused on knowledge sharing, to larger multi-year commitments of up to $150,000 designed to build capacity among early-career investigators or to implement innovations that can be adopted in community and clinical settings. Support is also available for initiatives that bring stakeholders together, ensuring that research partnerships are strong and sustainable.
Eligibility extends to academic researchers, nonprofit organizations, and collaborative teams, with emphasis on proposals that demonstrate both scientific excellence and community relevance. Reporting requirements help ensure accountability while also highlighting broader impacts. Ultimately, the program is guided by the belief that research should create healthier futures, improve equity, and accelerate the translation of knowledge into tangible benefits for people across the region.
Those working in Technology and located in Saskatchewan may meet the eligibility criteria for this grant. To browse other funding opportunities suited to your focus areas, visit The Grant Portal and try the Search Grant tool.
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