Research – Small Grants Programme opportunity
Oracle HNCUK announce 2024/25 Research Small Grants Programme
Oracle Head & Neck Cancer UK is pleased to announce its Small Grants Programme, offering a total funding pool of £55,000 to support 1-3 innovative research projects aimed at improving outcomes for head and neck cancer patients.
Program Goals:
- Support impactful research that translates into clinical practice, directly benefits patients, or creates a foundation for future larger-scale grant applications.
- Provide flexible funding for projects that may not align with the criteria of larger funding programs.
- Encourage a diverse range of applicants, including those from allied health professions, to propose projects that can advance head and neck cancer outcomes and care.
- Enhancing patient experience and quality of life
Areas of Focus:
We welcome applications in areas such as:
- Improving early detection and diagnosis of head and neck cancers
- Advancing treatment approaches
- Addressing health inequalities across the UK regions and its diverse populations.
- Enhancing patient experience and quality of life
Grant Structure:
- 1-3 grants, with a total funding pool of £55,000 available.
Application Deadline:
We look forward to receiving your proposals and supporting research that can drive meaningful improvements in head and neck cancer care, and lead to future research opportunities.
Applications should be submitted using the form below and are due by midnight 17th January 2025. Grants to be awarded in late February. For more information, please contact us with any questions.
Sincerely,
The Oracle Research Team
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