CC-ABHI is ready to invest up to CAD $250,000 on YOUR knowledge mobilization idea!

CC-ABHI is ready to invest up to CAD 0,000 on YOUR knowledge mobilization idea!

Are you a researcher, clinician, or manager who has evidence-based knowledge, proven solutions, next or best practice recommendations in the field of aging and brain health?

Would you like to disseminate and drive adoption of your solutions across stakeholder groups in the senior care sector?

The Canadian Centre for Aging & Brain Health Innovation (CC-ABHI) is reaching out to let you know that we’ve launched our Knowledge Mobilization Partnership Program (KMP2). This program is designed to help clinicians, managers, researchers and academics in Canada drive adoption of best and next practices across stakeholder groups in the aging and brain health sector. The objective of this program is to accelerate system-wide adoption of proven innovations across Canada.  In total, up to CAD $ 1 million in funding will be available through KMP2.  

We are now seeking clinicians, researchers, managers and academics with evidence-based knowledge, proven solutions, or next or best practice recommendations aimed at addressing specific care priorities for older adults living with dementia and Alzheimer’s, or are targeted at improving cognitive fitness in the aging population.  

Through KMP2, CC-ABHI will provide up to CAD $250,000 in funding per project to support eligible project costs directly associated with the dissemination of knowledge across Canada.  KMP2 projects may encompass a range of activities that will create actual products and/or dissemination tools or methodologies; enable the spread and integration of knowledge into practice throughout several organizations; support staff with adopting next practices; and, evaluate the effectiveness of knowledge mobilization activities and outcomes for end users.  

This funding program is open to applicants employed by an institution or affiliated with an institution that qualifies as a Canada Revenue Agency qualified donee or a non-profit organization located in Canada.  Funding will be provided directly to the host institution employing the principal Investigators of the qualifying projects, and all projects must be completed within a 12 month period.  

Applying is easy, and can be completed in 2 simple steps:

Step 1:  Read the KMP2 Call for Innovations – Information Package for complete details about the application process, eligibility and selection criteria before submitting your application form.   

Step 2:  Submit your Application Form by 5 pm on May 10, 2017 (EST).

Join one of our webinars to learn more!

Register for one of our webinars to learn more about how to submit a successful proposal for KMP2.  Topics will include: keys to a successful proposal, how to submit a proposal through our online portals, funding allocation and responsibility for reporting, and much more.

Webinar Dates & Times:

Thursday, April 13, 2017       12 – 1 pm EST 
Tuesday, April 18, 2017        12 – 1 pm EST 

Please share the news of KMP2 among your network and help us improve the future of brain health and aging. Thank you for your continued support!