Grant opportunities and CFP deadlines are subject to change in 2012 as new HHRF research strategies are implemented. At this time there is no date set for the next grant cycle. Further notices will be posted as it is available.
For questions contact: info@horsesandhumans.org. International researcher teams are welcome to apply.
Register for an informational webinar on the HHRF research application process.
Applications for Research Funding
Interested Applicants: Before completing an application, carefully review the 'Guidelines and Information' document and the 'Application Checklist' documents below. LETTERS OF INTENT (LOI) ARE NOT REQUIRED. LOIs are only encouraged if you are uncertain that your research falls with in the interests of the foundation as described in the research guidelines.
• Guidelines and Information
• Application Checklist
• Letter of Intent Form
• Application Forms
Application forms are updated continuously; always check the site for the most up-to-date form. Feel free to contact us via the feedback form or by email with any questions.
Developing EAA Research to Benefit Military Veterans
HHRF is pleased to announce an exciting new research partnership with the Caisson Platoon Equine Assisted Program, which serves the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the National Naval Medical Center. As part of the collaboration, a special research fund has been created to advance equine programs providing rehabilitation for veterans of war with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI). $50,000 in research funding will be offered through HHRF's competitive and rigorous application and review process.
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Equine Therapy / Animal-assisted Therapy has been shown to be effective in treating patients, including combat veterans, with PTSD, depression, anxiety, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, conduct disorders, dissociative disorders and other chronic mental illnesses (Journal of the American Medical Association).
Once funding for this project is secured (see thermometer on home page, the budget includes $50,000 research funding and $20,000 for related educational outreach and grant administration), a detailed Call for Proposals will be posted on this website. Resulting outcomes from the research will be disseminated to EAA/T professionals, medical professionals and other stakeholders through periodicals, journals, and related networking resources.
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