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A Collaboration of Mental Health Stakeholders

The Alberta Addiction & Mental Health Research Partnership Program is a multi-disciplinary and multi-sectoral collaboration of addiction and mental health service providers, research institutions, government ministries, non-profit organizations, and others who work together to advance mental health research and translate evidence into practice. Our partners recognize that addiction and mental health research is crucial in improving the mental wellbeing of Albertans. Read more »

 

Alberta Centennial Addiction and Mental Health Research Chairs Program

Several individuals have applied for the Research Chair award. The Recruitment Steering Committee and an expert advisory panel will be revieweing the applications.  Read more about the Chairs Program...

The Annual Report of Dr. Jean Addington, the Child and/or Adolescent Mental Health Research Chair, is now available for download here.

Collaborative Research Grant Initiative: Mental Wellness in Seniors and Persons with Disabilities

CRGI SNAPSHOTS

A new series of publications through the Collaborative Research Grant Initiative (CRGI) entitled "CRGI Snapshots" is now available. CRGI Snapshots are brief 2-page summaries of current Alberta research in seniors and persons with disabilities. Read them here.

RESEARCH / EVALUATION GRANTS AVAILABLE!

We will be accepting applications for the second round of funding for the Ideas and Seed/Bridge Funds. The deadline for applications is September 10, 2010. Read more...

STUDENTSHIP FUNDING AVAILABLE!

Funding is available for full-time students in Master's level programs and who are focusing on the mental health of seniors or persons with disabilities. The application deadline is July 1, 2010. Read more about the CRGI Studentships...

Knowledge Notes

A new series of publications through the Research Partnership Program entitled "Knowledge Notes" is now available. Knowledge Notes are brief 3-page summaries of current research in specific areas of  addiction and mental health. Read them here.

 About the Program

VISION

The province of Alberta will be a leader in generating and applying world-class research to improve the mental health of its population.

MISSION

To improve mental health outcomes for Albertans along identified research priority themes, by generating evidence and expediting its transfer into mental health promotion, prevention of mental illness, and innovative service delivery.

 Upcoming Events

9th Conference of the Canadian Rural Health Research Society

September 23, 2010 - September 25, 2010
Fredericton, NB
Conference Information

Connecting Research & Education to Care in Seniors' Mental Health

September 27, 2010 - September 28, 2010
Halifax, NS
Conference Information

Health and Wellbeing in Children, Youth, and Adults with Developmental Disabilities

September 29, 2010 - October 1, 2010
Vancouver, BC
Conference Information

 Quick Links

  Alberta Research & Innovation Centre for Mental Health and Addiction
  AMHRPP E-Newsletter: On the Horizon
  Knowledge Notes
  Opportunities