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Grant Programs | New Jersey Health Foundation | New Jersey Supporting early research and community health related projects Grants of up to $50,000 each for research projects with exciting potential are available. In addition, the hope is that this initial funding and related research will help applicants qualify for larger grants from other organizations in the future.
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Full-time clinicians, faculty members and personnel at these organizations affiliated with New Jersey Health Foundation are eligible to apply during these grant programs: Cooper University Health Care Hackensack Meridian Health New Jersey Institute of Technology The current grant cycle is closed - congratulations to the successful applicants!
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