Healthcare Grants
Healthcare, medical research, and public health funding opportunities.
NIH Grant: Fund HIV/Substance Use Neuroinflammation Research
This NIH grant supports research into how inflammasomes affect brain health in individuals with HIV and substance use disorders. Funding is available for studies aiming to identify new treatments for neuroinflammation and immune issues related to these conditions.
NIH Grant: Fund Your Biomedical Data Curation
This NIH grant supports innovative computational methods to speed up the curation of biomedical research data. If you're involved in data science and aim to accelerate discoveries, you could be eligible for funding to enhance data accessibility and utilization.
NIH Grants: Fight HIV & Substance Use Neuropathology!
This NIH opportunity funds research into how inflammasomes impact brain damage from HIV and drug use, aiming to uncover new treatments for neuroinflammation.
Unlock Funds for Health Innovation & Implementation
This grant from the NIH is for researchers and organizations developing and testing strategies to implement effective health interventions, or to de-implement ineffective ones. Funds can support research into methods, sustainability, and adapting practices during crises like pandemics.
Unlock Research Funding for Mental Health Innovations
Seeking innovative research for groundbreaking mental health studies, moving beyond traditional diagnoses to explore underlying mechanisms. This grant supports projects using the NIMH Research Domain Criteria (RDoC) to advance our understanding of genetics, neuroscience, and behavior in mental disorders.
Get Funding to Protect Great Lakes & Grow Your Tribe
Great Lakes Tribes can secure funding to develop and implement aquatic invasive species management plans, safeguarding the health and resources of the Great Lakes ecosystem.
Unlock Funding for Neurological Disorder Breakthroughs
Are you developing new tools to diagnose or treat neurological and neuromuscular disorders? This grant supports the discovery and early evaluation of biomarkers to speed up the development of effective neurotherapeutics.
Unlock NIH Grant Funding for Business Growth!
Are you an NIH/CDC SBIR/STTR Phase I awardee with a promising invention? This program offers specialized training and mentorship to help you validate your business model and accelerate your technology's journey from lab to market, leading to refined commercialization plans.
NIH Grants: Fund Rare Disease Protein Research
Seeking applications for pilot projects to research understudied proteins linked to rare diseases. This funding supports generating crucial preliminary data and tools to advance understanding of these proteins in disease contexts.
NIH Grants: Fund Your Clinical Trial Completion
If you have an existing NINDS-supported clinical trial, this grant offers renewal funding to help you successfully complete your research. Secure the resources needed to finalize your groundbreaking clinical trial and achieve your research goals.
NIH Grant: Unlock Brain Health Insights & Research Funding
This NIH grant is for researchers studying the non-coding parts of the human genome and their connection to mental health disorders. Funds will support studies to identify these functional elements and understand their role in brain development and the causes of mental illness.
NIH Grants: Boost Your Biomedical Research Funding
NIH is offering grants to develop innovative technologies and resources that improve the reliability and applicability of animal models in biomedical research. Eligible researchers can receive funding to create tools and methods that enhance the rigor and reproducibility of their animal studies.
NIH Grants: Fund Your Cancer Research Breakthroughs
This NIH program funds innovative research projects focused on understanding and combating cancer metastasis using systems-level approaches. Eligible institutions and organizations can secure funding to advance critical discoveries in cancer treatment.
NIH Grant: Fund Your Chemical Threat Countermeasure Research
Seeking innovative research to develop life-saving treatments against chemical threats? The NIH CounterACT program offers funding for early-stage projects exploring new therapies and repurposing existing ones to protect against hazardous exposures.
Fund Your Health Research: Grants for NCDs & Multi-morbidity
This grant supports research focused on tackling non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and multi-morbidity in low- and middle-income countries and US Tribal populations. Eligible entities can receive funding to implement innovative research strategies for improved health outcomes.
Get Funding for Health Research in LMICs & US Tribes
This grant supports research on managing non-communicable diseases in low- and middle-income countries and US tribal populations. If you're involved in health research in these areas, you could receive funding to implement innovative solutions.
Ugandan Chefs: Get Funding for Culinary Training & Growth!
Ugandan chefs, students, and food professionals can access funding for advanced culinary workshops and a fusion banquet celebrating African-American food heritage. This program aims to boost your skills, create career opportunities, and drive economic growth in Uganda's hospitality sector.
Get Grants for Marijuana Legalization Research
Researchers studying the social, behavioral, and public health impacts of marijuana legalization in the US are eligible for funding. This grant supports critical research to understand these evolving policies.
NIH Bioengineering Grants: Fund Your Biomedical Innovation
Are you a researcher at the intersection of life and physical sciences? This NIH grant supports multidisciplinary bioengineering projects designed to solve biomedical problems and accelerate the adoption of new tools and techniques.
Get Funding for Brain Tech & Behavior Research
Researchers and developers are invited to apply for funding to create cutting-edge sensors and bioelectronic devices that synchronize with brain recordings, aiming to build new computational models for understanding complex behavior.