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Change the Air Foundation Research Grants is a grant program from the Change the Air Foundation that funds small-scale research focused on improving indoor air quality and addressing its public health impacts. The foundation treats poor indoor air quality as an overlooked and underfunded health issue, and periodically supports researchers, medical professionals, and advocates committed to improving the lives of those affected.
Grant opportunities are made available as funding allows, and the application process may be closed between cycles. Eligible applicants include individuals, researchers, medical professionals, and organizations focused on indoor air quality research and related public health initiatives.
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Research Grants - Change the Air Foundation Poor indoor air quality is an overlooked and underfunded public health issue. To help bridge the gap, Change the Air Foundation periodically offers small-scale research grants to passionate researchers, medical professionals, and other individuals committed to improving the lives of those affected by poor indoor air quality. The application process is currently closed.
Grant opportunities are made available as funding becomes available. Please stay turned for future opportunities. 2023 Research Grant Recipients Congratulations to Dr. Neil Nathan and Dr. Jill Crista!
They were awarded by the first Change the Air Foundation grant. This $75,000 grant will fund their "MoldIQ Research Initiative" , a mold illness questionnaire designed to gather much needed human data on the health effects from exposure to damp and water-damaged buildings, with a goal to develop clinical tools for more rapid identification. For the latest update on the MoldIQ Research Initiative click here .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals, researchers, medical professionals, and organizations focused on indoor air quality research. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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