General Criteria
- Funds Available for Scientific Research in Fields Relevant to Hemophilia
- Eligibility
- Location of Tenure
- Grant amount / Duration of Support
- General Conditions and Application Form
- Deadlines
- Evaluation
Funds Available for Scientific Research in Fields Relevant to Hemophilia
The CHS Dream of a Cure Research Program,
through funds provided by the Hemophilia Research Million Dollar Club and
the Canadian Hemophilia Society, supports
research towards improving the quality of life for people with
hemophilia and finding a cure. The Canadian Hemophilia Society invites
applicants to apply for basic scientific research grants in fields
relevant to hemophilia.
Eligibility
Applicants must be
Canadian citizens or landed immigrants and affiliated with a Canadian
university or not-for-profit health-related organization. Grants will
be made available for scientific research in fields relevant to
improving the quality of life of people with hemophilia.
Location of Tenure
The
research will be conducted in Canada by Canadian researchers affiliated
with Canadian universities and not-for-profit health-related
organizations.
Grant amount / Duration of Support
Individual grants will be awarded for one or two years with a maximum of $75,000.00 per year. Second year funding can be awarded based on the evaluation of a first year progress report. Grant year will begin on April 1, 2010.
Funds will be disbursed in two payments.
Funds will be disbursed in two payments.
General Conditions and Application Form
Applications must be completed and submitted electronically to the Canadian Hemophilia Society and one (1) original paper copy, including signatures, must be sent to the National Office of the Canadian Hemophilia Society:
Please click on the following links for General Conditions and Application Form
400-1255 University Street,
Montreal, QC H3B 3B6
Montreal, QC H3B 3B6
Please click on the following links for General Conditions and Application Form
Deadlines
All
completed application forms and support documents must arrive at the
National Office of the Canadian Hemophilia Society on or before
November 13, 2009. The names of the winners of the grants will be
announced in February, 2010.
Evaluation
Applications
will be reviewed and evaluated by an independent peer review committee
composed of Canadian medical and scientific healthcare professionals.
This committee will make final decisions on the awarding of the grants.





