Grants in Medical, Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare
Tour de Cure Annual Grants Round 2026–27
Investment for Australian cancer research, prevention and support initiatives
The Tour de Cure Annual Grants Round supports Australian cancer research, prevention and support initiatives. The 2026–27 program focuses on developing the next generation of cancer research by funding early career researchers, PhD scholars and brain cancer researchers through competitive grant opportunities assessed on scientific merit, innovation and potential impact.
QLD Safe Futures Grants
Funding from up to $30,000-$600,00
QLD grants for community-led prevention initiatives addressing domestic and family violence drivers.
Positive Action Community Grants 2026
A total funding pool of $200,000
Funding for Australian HIV community projects improving quality of life, health knowledge and long-term outcomes.
CORE Project Funding Program
Funding up to $5,000,000 is available.
AMCRC CORE Project Funding offers matched co-investment of up to $5 million for collaborative additive manufacturing R&D.
Chronic Conditions Prevention and Integrated Care Grants Program
$148.235 million funding pool
The Chronic Conditions Prevention and Integrated Care Grants Program funds initiatives that improve health outcomes and quality of life for Australians living with, or at risk of, chronic conditions. The program prioritises early intervention, prevention, and integrated care models that deliver scalable and sustainable health improvements.
2026 Pankind Pancreatic Cancer Research Foundation Grants
Funding up to $300,000 is available.
Is this grant competitive or entitlement based? Competitive. Your application will be assessed among other applications by a judging panel. How can I increase my chances of winning this grant?...
QLD SEQ Innovation Economy Fund Round 2
Funding range: $500,000 to $5,212,840
Matched funding for SEQ innovation precinct infrastructure projects with grants from $500k to $5.2m.
HCF Research Foundation – Health Services Research Grants
up to $500,000
The HCF Research Foundation Health Services Research Grants support research that improves the quality, efficiency, equity and access of Australian health services. Funding prioritises projects with strong translation potential, system‑level relevance and the ability to deliver scalable improvements in healthcare delivery.
MRFF – Emerging Priorities and Consumer Driven Research Initiative – 2026 Post-Acute Sequelae of COVID-19
$23 million funding pool
The MRFF 2026 Post‑Acute Sequelae of COVID‑19 Grant Opportunity supports medical research and innovation focused on improving outcomes for Australians experiencing Post‑Acute Sequelae of COVID‑19 (PASC), commonly referred to as Long COVID. The initiative aims to advance understanding of disease mechanisms, develop and evaluate treatments, and strengthen evidence‑based, integrated models of care.
The program prioritises research that translates discoveries into clinical practice, improves health system readiness, and reflects consumer and lived‑experience perspectives.
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