Grant and FundingClosed
The Lupina Foundation — General Funding
Support for health and societal research
Ontario, Canada
Eligible Funding
- Varies by project
Types of eligible projects
Timeline
- Closing date : July 1, 2016
Ontario, Canada
Grant and Funding Programs Offered by The Lupina Foundation
A private Canadian charitable foundation established in April 2000, committed to research and innovation in health and society. Provides grants to Canadian educational and charitable organizations registered under the Income Tax Act. Focuses on health anxiety, social factors in health risk, and access to health services, particularly for women. View The Lupina Foundation's website for more information.
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About The Lupina Foundation
What is the mission of The Lupina Foundation?
To undertake public education, patient support services, and research into health anxiety, social factors in health risk, and access to health services, especially for women, through grants to Canadian charitable organizations.
What type of organization is The Lupina Foundation?
The Lupina Foundation is a Foundation.
When was The Lupina Foundation founded?
The Lupina Foundation was founded in 2000-04.
What is The Lupina Foundation's official website?
The Lupina Foundation's official website is http://www.lupina.ca/main.htm.
What else should I know about The Lupina Foundation?
Role of the Lupina Foundation in the Funding Ecosystem
The Lupina Foundation is a private Canadian charitable foundation that provides grant funding to support research and innovation in health and society. As a registered charity under the Income Tax Act, the Foundation directs its grants to qualified Canadian educational and charitable organizations.
Funding Focus Areas
The Foundation concentrates on three main areas: Health Anxiety (including patient support services and medical education), Social Factors in Health Risk (addressing socioeconomic determinants of health), and Access to Health Services (particularly for underserved populations and women).
Application Process
Applicants submit a one to two page initial letter overviewing their proposal. Following initial screening, qualified proposals are invited to submit a full proposal with complete details.
Governance
The Foundation is led by Chair Margret Hovanec, PhD, and Managing Director Peter Warrian, PhD.