Funding Opportunities: National and International Funding

$80,000 CAD per year for a total of up to $160,000 for two years
The Fellowships provide two full years of release time from teaching and administrative duties to individual scholars who wish to pursue independent research. Typically, a fellowship recipient is a full professor in a Canadian university with significant teaching and/or administrative responsibilities. Researchers who are employed in settings such as a hospital or a scientific institute etc. may qualify if they demonstrate outstanding ability and their proposed project meets generally accepted standards of scholarly merit.

Up to $25,000
Internal UofT competition, Tenure stream faculty members, to establish a strong research program, thereby increasing the faculty member's competitiveness for external funding.

$25,000 to $80,000
Grants are made to assist biomedical scientists of various departments and faculties in Ontario universities, hospitals and scientific institutions concerned with medical research. These grants may be distributed among medical research institutions and universities in Ontario.

2 year grant: $100,000 guaranteed grant award + Opportunity to compete for acceleration funds up to $300,000 + Opportunity to qualify for investment funds typically up to $2MM
Harrington Discovery Institute® (HDI) is committed to supporting the work of physician-scientists. The flagship Harrington Scholar-Innovator program recognizes physician-scientists whose research has the potential to advance the standard of care.

Maximum of $125,000 per year for up to three years
Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada. This research program helps advance prevention, treatments, health policy and, ultimately find cures. Grants support research projects with a defined objective, conducted by an investigator working alone or in collaboration with others.

Maximum of $100,000 annually for up to three years for a maximum of $300,000
CIHR and Sick Kids. We are seeking to fund research carried out by new investigators across Canada who successfully lead, participate in and translate outstanding child health research that will respond to children's health challenges and needs.

Grant may be provided for a maximum of three years
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. The Grant-in-Aid (GIA) program provides operating funds to support important, pertinent, novel research in the areas of heart disease and stroke. GIA funding promotes research discovery, exploration and innovation across all health research themes. Knowledge gained from scientific findings contributes to the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health of Canadians through prevention, treatment and recovery.

$60,000 a year for 3 years
Heart and Stroke Foundation. To support new investigators who have demonstrated excellence in their doctoral and post- doctoral training and wish to establish their own independent research career.

$10,000(USD) over two years
The goal of the Award is to develop the continuing medical education/continuing professional development research and scholarship capabilities of early career SACME members. The applicant whose proposal is accepted will be known as the Mazmanian Fellow during the two years of their Award. The Mazmanian Research Fellowship Award recipient will receive up to $10,000 (USD) over two years to support their research. The award also includes free registration for the SACME Annual Meeting during the two years of the award.

$50,000(USD) over two years
This grant is made in the name of Phil R. Manning, MD, Paul Ingalls Hoagland Hastings Professor of Continuing Medical Education and Professor of Medicine Emeritus at the Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California. The Manning Grant has up to $50,000 (USD) over two years available to support scientific research. Authors are encouraged to align budget requests with project needs, leveraging existing resources where and if available.

These are the current funding opportunities available through the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists that aim to support research projects in the medical radiation sciences.

This resource is aimed towards providing support for research initiatives in medical education, the medical workforce and the healthcare system. The opportunities listed are aimed towards staff, Fellows, educators, scholars and organizations within the medical workforce, healthcare systems and medical education institutions.

Categorized by agency type (Tri-Council, other Canadian, International and NIH), this is a directory of current funding opportunities for researchers, including individuals and teams, focused on health sciences research.

A list of resources for grant funding opportunities in Canada that apply to research in health sciences. Opportunities listed cover a range of topics including nursing research, healthcare education, and simulation.

Provides a list of funding opportunities from non-profit organizations in Canada aimed towards financially supporting researchers in the health sciences. Funding listed is continually updated to provide current opportunities for researchers.

The National Institute of Health's guide to grants and funding information provides various federal funding opportunities through the United States' Department of Health & Human Services.

This page provides an updated list of postdoctoral funding opportunities compiled by John Hopkins University. While some funding opportunities listed are aimed towards researchers who have completed a doctoral degree, many listed are open to all levels of researchers.

This page provides an updated list of early-career funding opportunities compiled by John Hopkins University. Many listed are open to researchers in various stages of their career, including early-career and mid-career.

These grants are awarded to researchers focused on topics within the field of women's health. Grant opportunities from the CFWH offer financial support for projects focused on topics such as obstetrics, gynecology, aboriginal women's health, and health care policy for women and newborns.

CAME provides opportunities for financial support of health professionals engaged in research projects in health professions education.

An extensive collection of grants and funding opportunities available throughout Canada at both the national and provincial levels. Agencies listed beyond the Tri-Council are divided into health-related funding and science-related funding, with each category offering a range of agencies within the health sciences.

**For UHN Affiliates Only**
The University Health Network's internal awards database that provides funding opportunities for UHN researchers from a wide range of funding agencies.

**For UofT Affiliates Only**
Provides links and resources for affiliates of the University of Toronto to find funding opportunities at the national level. Grant agencies and specific opportunities listed range from Tri-Council funding, to available grants from foundations, funds, and health sciences organizations. The database is accessed using a UTORid.

**For UofT Affiliates Only**
The Pivot database focuses on international funding opportunities. It can be curated to personal interest and can deliver weekly email notifications with new opportunities. The database is accessed with UofT credentials (UTORid).