NSW Health Drug and Alcohol Research Grants Program 2011/12

From NSW Health:

Applications for Expressions of Interest are now open for the NSW Health Drug and Alcohol Research Grants Program 2011/12

The NSW Health Drug and Alcohol Research Grants Program is administered through the Mental Health & Drug and Alcohol Office. Each year a small number of research grants are allocated to contribute towards improving evidence based practice in drug and alcohol services and programs in NSW.

Applications are invited from researchers and clinicians working in the drug and alcohol field in the following four priority areas of investigation:

1. Workforce planning and development;
2. Clinical service research;
3. Health promotion and prevention; and
4. The impact of drug and alcohol use on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities.

Priority will be given to research projects in the above areas that have a particular focus on vulnerable population groups.

For more information about the grants program, or to obtain an Expression of Interest package, please contact Susie Scherf, Research and Health System Development, Mental Health & Drug and Alcohol Office, NSW Health.
Phone: (02) 9391 9727
Email: ssche@doh.health.nsw.gov.au

Closing date for applications: 5pm Monday 11 October 2010

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  1. Denise Hatzis

    I am a PhD student under Professor Sharon Dawe who runs the Parents under Pressure (PuP) program. The PuP program aims to help parents who are experiencing high levels of stress when raising their children. One related stressor is substance abuse. At present the program is designed to assist children from 3-8 years. There is growing evidence to improve child outcomes in the long term, these families need assistance earlier. Funding is required to gain the data to develop an appropriate evidence based program for families with younger children. Please contact me regarding an expression of interest.

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