NCCRED News and Seed Funding Round 2 Announcement!
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Who we are
We are a new centre bringing clinicians and researchers together to find and share new treatments that can make a difference to people’s lives.
Our aim is to support clinicians and clinical services to detect and respond to new drug health problems.
We will do this by building clinical capacity to conduct research, and rapidly translate these findings into clinical practice.
We will work together with partners to drive innovation and excellence in the treatment of methamphetamine and other emerging drugs of concern.
People who use drugs, their families and carers, and their communities, are at the core of what we do.
Funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health, the Centre is formed by a consortium between: The National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA, Flinders University); The National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC, The University of New South Wales); The National Drug Research Institute (NDRI, Curtin University); and St Vincent’s Health Australia.
Seed Funding Grants
Applications are now open!
NCCRED is releasing Grants to fund innovative Clinical Research for the treatment of substance use disorder due to methamphetamine or emerging drugs of concern.
$500,000 is available in Round 2 of funding!
Funding
This funding will provide financial support as a seed-funding grant to establish investigator-initiated research.
Grant applications will be reviewed by the independent NCCRED Methamphetamine and Emerging Drugs Working Group and presented to the NCCRED Board for support of funding. For more information on the Grants funding process, to access the guidelines and application form or to contact us with any questions, please follow the link below.
Key Dates
Applications open: 18 Jan 19
Applications close: 15 Apr 19
Applications reviewed: 04 Jun 19
NCCRED Board awards funding: 05 Jul 19
Applicants are notified of results: 15 Jul 19
Final study report due to NCCRED: 31 Dec 20
Applicants considering submission should contact the NCCRED Clinical Research Lead, Krista Siefried, to discuss the grants further.
Applicants that were previously unsuccessful are encouraged to re-apply.
Applicants can also email with any further questions about the grants or NCCRED.
Mentorship
Register here if you would like to be linked with a Mentor to provide assistance in conceptualising your project or developing your funding application.
Website
The NCCRED website is now live. Follow the link below to find out all about the Centres work, governance, available opportunities and to sign up for the NCCRED newsletter.
Employment Opportunities
There are currently two employment opportunities available to join the NCCRED team. If you would like more information please follow the link below, and feel free to share with your colleagues!
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