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Short Courses Promoting Cross-National Analyses Using Data from the International Health and Retirement Study (HRS) and Harmonized Cognitive Assessment Protocol (HCAP) (R25 Clinical Trial Not Allowed)

Up to $350,000
Type
GRANTS AND FUNDING
Application Difficulty
EASY
Application DeadlineNovember 01, 2024
Time To Complete4 weeksProgram Budgetno cap
See If You Qualify

Highlights

You have a unique opportunity to enhance your research skills in aging and Alzheimer’s disease through this program. By participating in short courses, you’ll learn to harness international cognitive data that informs critical research. This training equips you to investigate how social and environmental factors affect cognitive health, helping you to drive real-world improvements in health policies and interventions.

What makes this program even more appealing is that there are no strict business requirements. Whether you run a small startup, a medium-sized organization, or a larger facility, you're eligible. This is your chance to engage in meaningful research that can significantly impact your sector and the population at large. With no revenue caps or employee minimums, this program offers an accessible pathway to valuable funding.

By applying, you'll gain essential insights that enhance your research capacity, ultimately benefiting your organization and the communities you serve. Plus, the learning experiences are designed to be practical and applicable, ensuring you can translate knowledge into actionable results for your business.

Financing Details

Type of Financing
This program offers grants designed to support short courses that enhance skills in utilizing cognitive data for research related to aging and Alzheimer’s disease. Unlike loans, these funds do not require repayment, which means they are essentially free money to help your business grow in these targeted areas.

Eligible Expenses
You can use the funds for a variety of expenses, including:

  • Course development and materials
  • Instructor fees
  • Administrative costs related to the course
  • Marketing and outreach to attract participants

Restrictions and Fees
The funds cannot be used for:

  • General operational expenses not directly related to the course
  • Equipment purchases unrelated to course instruction

There are no hidden fees associated with this program, so you can focus on your research without worrying about added costs.

Qualifications

  • Eligible Sectors: All sectors are eligible.
  • Minimum Employees: No minimum employee requirement.
  • Maximum Employees: No maximum employee restriction.
  • Minimum Company Revenue: No minimum revenue requirement.
  • Maximum Company Revenue: No maximum revenue limit.
  • Legal Structure: All legal structures qualify.
  • Profit Structure: All profit structures qualify.

Disqualifications:

  • Available To: The program is only available for researchers and institutions, not for individual businesses.

Description

This program offers valuable resources for enhancing your research skills in the areas of aging and Alzheimer’s disease. By participating in short courses, you can learn to effectively use cognitive data from international studies. This knowledge can help you conduct critical research that explores various factors affecting aging and dementia.

The focus is on understanding how different social and environmental aspects influence cognitive health. This means you’ll have the tools to investigate important topics, such as dementia care and the impact of economic or environmental changes on health outcomes. This research is not just academic; it can drive real-world improvements in health policies and interventions both in the U.S. and globally.

The best part? There are no strict requirements for your business. Whether you're a small startup or a larger organization, you can access these opportunities without worrying about revenue limits or employee counts. This is a chance for your business to engage in impactful research that can shape the future of health care.

Program Steps

  1. Visit the Program Website
    Start by navigating to the program's official website to familiarize yourself with all the details and updates.

  2. Review Course Offerings
    Look through the available short courses related to aging and Alzheimer’s disease. Identify courses that align with your research interests.

  3. Prepare Documentation
    Gather the necessary documents to complete your application. You will typically need:

    • Business registration documents
    • Tax identification number
    • Overview of your current research focus and interests
    • Any relevant past research or projects related to aging and cognitive health
  4. Complete the Application
    Fill out the application form with the required information. Ensure all sections are clear and concise.

  5. Attach Supporting Documents
    Include the gathered documentation and any additional materials required to demonstrate your business's suitability for the program.

  6. Submit Your Application
    Once everything is completed, submit your application through the program's designated portal.

  7. Follow Up
    After submission, monitor your email for any correspondence from the program. Be ready to provide any additional information or clarification if requested.

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