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Since the Leukaemia Foundation implemented its National Research Program in 2005, and thanks to the generous support of the community, we have injected more than $38million into the work of Australia’s best blood cancer researchers.
The Leukaemia Foundation is providing grant funding as part of Cancer Australia’s Priority-driven Collaborative Cancer Research Scheme (PdCCRS).
Please consider applying for a PdCCRS Leukaemia Foundation Grant when the grant round opens. Here are the details of the application process:
- Documents for the 2018 round of PdCCRS will be made available on GrantConnect, the Australian Government grant opportunities website, in December 2017.
- The formal round will open to applications to coincide with the opening of the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) applications on 10 January 2018, again via GrantConnect
- Final applications will need to be submitted by 14 March 2018
- The formal announcement of successful grants will be made in early December 2018.