SHRF Health Research Funding
Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) Saskatchewan
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Deadline
Rolling, apply anytime
Region
Saskatchewan
Funder type
Provincial Government
For
Nonprofits & charities
Eligible organizations
Research institutions, Health organizations, Academic institutions
Sectors
Health research, Medical research
About this program
Provincial agency that funds, supports and promotes high-impact and peer-reviewed health research relevant to Saskatchewan. Hosts open research funding competitions and partners with health research leaders.
What this program funds
The Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) provides funding for health research relevant to Saskatchewan. The foundation supports research institutions, health organizations, and academic institutions through peer-reviewed competitions and partnerships with research leaders.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Specific information about funding amounts, application procedures, and eligibility details beyond organization type is not listed.
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