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Cancer Council NSW Project Grants are: * open to research projects on any aspect of cancer, including its causes, mechanisms, prevention, treatment and care, and the organisation and performance of cancer control services * awarded for up to three years * valued up to $600,000 over three years * open to all Australian cancer researchers. Researchers wishing to apply for Cancer Council NSW Project Grants must complete: 1.
NHMRC Ideas Grant application. In the Sapphire application, please select ‘Cancer Council’ as a funding option 2. Submission of a Cancer Council NSW application through our grants portal, which includes Lived Experience targeted questions.
* Cancer Council NSW Project Grant Guidelines * Cancer Council NSW Lived Experience Review Guidelines Read about Lived Experience involvement in research and where to find a qualified person with Lived Experience. For any enquiries, please email research@nswcc. org.
au. Project Grants funded through the Cancer Council SA Research Program are open only to cancer researchers based in South Australia.
The Cancer Council SA Research Program accepts applications that are: * based on any aspect of cancer, including its causes, mechanisms, prevention, treatment and care, and the organisation and performance of cancer control services * have an adjusted 12-month timeline and budget up to a value of $100,000 * based in South Australia.
Researchers wishing to apply to the Cancer Council SA Research Program must complete: * NHMRC Ideas Grant application. In the Sapphire application, applicants to select ‘Cancer Council’ as a funding option * Submission of a Cancer Council SA application through our grants portal, which includes Lived Experience targeted questions.
* Cancer Council SA Project Grant Guidelines Questions relating to the Cancer Council SA Research Program funding requirements can be directed to grants@cancersa. org.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Open to all Australian cancer researchers. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $600,000 over three years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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