Research Grants

Parkinson's NSW Incorporated is a non-profit,
community-based organisation established in 1979 to provide information, counselling and support to people living with Parkinson's disease.

Parkinson's Research Grants for 2010

Parkinson's NSW is a non-profit company formed to promote, disseminate and fund research into all aspects of Parkinson's disease. Parkinson's NSW is calling for applications for one Unity Walk Research Grant up to the value of $60,000 and seed grants up $20,000 each (exclusive of GST) and for biological/ non-clinical and clinical/ psychosocial research.

New! Intending applicants should download the following documents:
PDF Application Form PDF Applicant Guidelines

Past grants for Parkinson's Research

Parkinson's NSW has pleasure in announcing the winners of the Research Grants. The $50,000 Unity Walk Research Grant was awarded to Prof Glenda Halliday and the $20,000 Seed Grant was awarded to Dr Natalie Page and Dr Stuart Smith.

Prof Glenda Halliday
Glenda Halliday		 Natalie Page
Natalie Page		 Stuart Smith
Stuart Smith

Research Student Award

Parkinson's NSW is delighted to announce the winners of the stipend for Masters/ Doctoral research on basic or clinical aspects of Parkinson's disease in 2009. Three PhD stipends of $6000 per year for a period of up to three years have been awarded to Natalie Allen, Claire Stevens, and Jie Zhang.

Natalie Allen
Natalie Allen		 Claire Stevens
Claire Stevens		 Jie Zhang
Jie Zhang
Parkinson's NSW
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