The Violence, Abuse and Mental Health Network will be hosting three calls for applications for small grants to support research in specific areas, to address identified gaps in knowledge, and to improve the knowledge-base in areas of new challenge or changing policy and practice. Grants are available up to a maximum of £25,000 and can be used to deliver a targeted piece of research or to pump-prime larger projects. Each of the three calls (one per year) will be themed: measurement; understanding and intervention.
First Grant Call 2019: Measurement
The VAMHN's first grant call will be on the theme of measuring violence.
Applications will open on 18th June 2019 and close on 1st September 2019 at 5pm.
To find out the full details of our first small grant call on the theme of measurement please read our application pack (below) which includes:
a) Call for grants: Terms of Reference
b) Concept Note on Measuring Violence
c) Frequently Asked Questions on the grant call which can guide you through the application process
d) The Application Form
Also available below is the VAMHN budget spreadsheet. Please fill out both the application form and the budget spreadsheet and email the completed documents to vamhn@kcl.ac.uk with the email header 'Small grant application: Measurement'.
First Grant Call 2019: Measurement
The VAMHN's first grant call will be on the theme of measuring violence.
Applications will open on 18th June 2019 and close on 1st September 2019 at 5pm.
To find out the full details of our first small grant call on the theme of measurement please read our application pack (below) which includes:
a) Call for grants: Terms of Reference
b) Concept Note on Measuring Violence
c) Frequently Asked Questions on the grant call which can guide you through the application process
d) The Application Form
Also available below is the VAMHN budget spreadsheet. Please fill out both the application form and the budget spreadsheet and email the completed documents to vamhn@kcl.ac.uk with the email header 'Small grant application: Measurement'.
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The network is committed to engaging victim/survivors in coproduction in meaningful, non-exploitative ways. Applicants may find it useful to refer to the following resources:
- Turning Pain into Power: A Charter for Organisations Engaging Abuse Survivors in Projects, Research and Service Development available at http://survivorsvoices.org/charter/
- VAMHN Consultation Report on Survivor's Priority Themes and Questions for Research (available below)
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For enquiries about the application process, please email vamhn@kcl.ac.uk