Funds are available annually with applications closing on 30th April each year.
Research funding may also be available from the ALPORT SYNDROME FOUNDATION (USA). alportsyndrome.org
We thank you for your continued Alport Syndrome related research, and we look forward to receiving further applications for funding.
Guidelines and Instructions for Alport Foundation of Australia Research Award Applicants
Introduction
The Alport Foundation of Australia supports all areas of research relevant to Alport Syndrome and related disorders.
Alport Syndrome is an inherited disease of the kidney that affects approximately 1 in 5000 people.
The Alport Foundation of Australia has the following objectives:
• To support Australian patients with Alport Syndrome and their families
• To support quality research which provides a better outcome for those with Alport Syndrome and their families
• To raise awareness of Alport Syndrome in Australia
We invite applications from Australian researchers for Project Grants and Grants in Aid up to the value of $20,000 for projects which meet the objectives of the Foundation.
Eligibility
Grants are to be used for projects undertaken in Australia.
Amount Awarded
It is recommended to construct a budget requesting funds up to a value of $20,000 for either a Project Grant or Grant in Aid.
Indirect Costs
This scheme is exempt from university indirect costs.
How to apply for a research award
1. Read the information on this page.
2. Download and read the FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.pdf
3. Download and read the GRANT APPLICATION.pdf or GRANT APPLICATION.docx
5. Submit your completed application as an email attachment to: info@alport.org.au
6. Post original copy of the signed certification page only to:
Alport Foundation of Australia
Research Grant Applications
PO Box 3277
Valentine
NSW 2280
Australia
7. Please check your application details before submission.
8. Closing date for applications: 30th April each year.
If you need any assistance, please contact the Alport Foundation Australia at info@alport.org.au