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Find similar grantsIntegrative Cancer Care Grants is sponsored by The Scheidel Foundation. Supports initiatives that increase awareness and adoption of integrative cancer care practices among health practitioners and patients.
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Integrative Cancer Care Grants Integrative Cancer Care Grants – Scheidel Foundation This is the default image Integrative Cancer Care Grants Integrative Cancer Care combines the best of western medicine and evidence-based complementary approaches and lifestyle practices to achieve optimal health and healing for individuals living with cancer.
It enables individuals who live with cancer and their families to experience the potential for extended life with greater depth and quality. Puts the patient at the center, empowering the individual to be fully informed and active in his or her own health and healthcare options. Targets the tumor while optimizing the health of the person with cancer in mind, body, and spirit.
Expands the tools and approaches available to include complementary therapies and lifestyle practices to enhance the effects of cancer treatments, reduce treatment side effects, improve quality of life, and, when possible, to extend life. We accept applications by invitation only.
Alongside our General Funding Guidelines , our Integrative Cancer Care portfolio prioritizes grant investments that: Strengthen systems-level organizations and projects that spread evidence-based integrative practices and methods. Fuel field-building collaborations that advance the integration of conventional and complementary approaches. Train clinicians in the specialized expertise of integrative cancer care.
This work is not limited to certain geographic priorities. Please note that we do not fund clinical research projects, direct patient treatments or services, or patient/caregiver support groups. If you feel that our priorities are strongly aligned, we encourage you to visit the Contact Us page to introduce your work for consideration.
Examples of initiatives we have supported include: Curriculum development for an integrative oncology certificate program providing evidence-based training to a multidisciplinary group of providers. Enhancement of a membership-based research database delivering up-to-date evidence on natural agents in cancer care to clinicians, researchers, individuals, and educational organizations.
Targeted education dissemination to inform and empower patient choice (note: we are no longer expanding to additional initiatives in broader patient-facing information programs).
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with national or international reach. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Integrative Cancer Care Grants is funded by The Scheidel Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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