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Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities

Health funding for research organisations, offered by icare,Dust Diseases Board.

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Funding
Up to $5m
single published figure
Where
New South Wales
Opened
26 June 2024
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Who can apply

  • Research organisations

These are the applicant types icare,Dust Diseases Board lists for this program. It is a starting filter, not the full eligibility test, and the guidelines on the official page are what decide an application.

What Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities funds

What this money is forHealth

The Asbestos and Dust Diseases Research Institute aim to develop and expand capabilities into prevention, diagnosis and treatment of silica dust diseases and develop a patient support program navigating the health risks associated with silica dust Objective 1: To increase early diagnosis rates and significantly optimise positive health outcomes for those impacted by silicosis. Objective 2: To reduce the barriers to correct diagnosis of the disease and increase access to proper care for those impacted by silicosis.

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How to apply

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icare,Dust Diseases Board

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About Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities

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When does Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities close?

icare,Dust Diseases Board accepts applications on an ongoing basis and publishes no closing date. Ongoing rounds do get paused and closed without much notice, so this listing is re-read every night and the alert list is told the day it changes.

How much funding is available through Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities?

icare,Dust Diseases Board publishes a funding amount of Up to $5m, noted as: single published figure. Confirm it in the guidelines on the official page before you build a budget around it.

Who can apply for Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities?

icare,Dust Diseases Board lists this program as open to research organisations. That is a starting filter rather than the full eligibility test: the criteria in the funder's guidelines are what decide an application.

Is Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities still open?

This round is closed. Closed rounds stay on record because most Australian grant programs run again, and the reopening is the one worth being early for. The alert list is told the night it does.

Who runs Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities, and does GrantWindow take a cut?

Develop & Expand Silicosis Research and Patient Support Capabilities is offered by icare,Dust Diseases Board in New South Wales. Applications are made through the funder, never through GrantWindow: we take no applications, charge no fee and act as no intermediary. Any site offering to apply on your behalf for a government grant is worth a very careful look.

Where this record came from

© State of New South Wales. For current information go to www.nsw.gov.au. Licensed under CC BY 4.0.

  1. Read fromnsw.gov.auNSW Government Grants and FundingThe address of icare,Dust Diseases Board's own listing for this program is one of the two facts a trial opens.
  2. Published underCC BY 4.0CC BY 4.0
  3. Last checked24 Oct 2026The day we last read this program on the funder's own page.

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