Research Priority Setting Study

There is still time to take part in the NCCRED Research Priority Setting Study. 

This is the first study of its kind in Australia. We are asking what stakeholders feel are important research questions, and the priority areas for funding clinical research related to the treatment of substance use disorders due to methamphetamine and emerging drugs of concern.

Whether you identify as a consumer, concerned other, clinician, researcher, member of an organisation, policymaker, or other interested community member, we want to hear what you think is important. 

So if you can spare 10 minutes (or less!) out of your busy schedule to take part in the survey, you will be helping guide the direction for future treatment and research of substance use disorders.

The Survey closes on Thursday 28th February, so don't miss out. Also once you have completed it don't forget to share the link around, to your friends and colleagues or anyone you think would be interested. The more responses we get the better. 

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.

 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! Applications close 15th April.

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.