SMHR Partnerships

SMHR aims to improve the landscape for mental health research by actively connecting with other mental health research organisations. We believe that we can achieve more in collaboration than we can in isolation.
 

Anika Foundation
We are delighted to announce that we are partnering with the Anika Foundation to support three $20,000 ECR seed grants for the 2025-26 financial year. These will support early career researchers to develop an idea, obtain some pilot data, or analyse some critical data, that will set up a future nationally competitive grant application.

Grant applications should be sent to louise.farrer@anu.edu.au by 5pm AEDT on Friday, 28th February 2025. For more details please see the terms and conditions and the grant application form.

Manna Institute
We are pleased to announce our partnership with the Manna Institute. The Manna Institute is a virtual institute that brings together leading mental health researchers from seven universities in the Regional Universities Network (RUN). The Manna Institute and SMHR share a dedication to addressing the mental health needs of Australians sensitively and respectfully through promoting excellence in mental health research.

MAGNET
Mental Health Australia General Clinical Trials Network (MAGNET) is Australia's first clinical trial network focused on adult mental health. Our network of world-leading researchers, carers, insurers, lived-experience experts, and First Nations representatives aims to support transformative research that addresses major unmet needs in mental health by facilitating collaborative, large-scale trials. MAGNET provides researchers with resources informed by current best practice needed to design, develop, and coordinate clinical trials. These resources include access to world-leading health economists and statisticians with expertise in mental health clinical trials, assessment training guidelines and materials, data safety and management boards and guidance on ethics.

In a historic partnership between researchers and the consumer and carer movement in Australia, the Psychosis Australia Trust was established to build on the work of the Australian Psychosis Research Network (APRN) and the Australasian Schizophrenia Conference (ASC).  The Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia (MIFA) auspices Psychosis Australia, and provides Secretariat support to the Trustees in their work. Psychosis Australia Trust aims to transform the research landscape to improve the lives of people who live with psychosis in partnership with all stakeholders.


If you would like to partner with SMHR, please contact us on the link below. 



    

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