Community and Advocacy Grants
Kyowa Kirin's Community and Advocacy Grants fund projects that advance science, education, and health equity in rare diseases, with a focus on patient education, outreach, and innovative therapies.
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Funder: Kyowa Kirin
Due Dates: Rolling (submit at least 90 days before project start date)
Funding Amounts: No fixed maximum; budget must be reasonable, cost-effective, and justified in the proposal.
Summary: Supports charitable and patient-focused organizations advancing education, health equity, outreach, and access in rare disease and related therapeutic areas.
Key Information: Not available to individuals, HCPs, or physician practices; must align with Kyowa Kirin’s focus areas.
Description
Kyowa Kirin's Community and Advocacy Grants program provides funding to charitable organizations and patient advocacy groups working to advance health outcomes, awareness, and equity in the rare disease landscape. The program prioritizes independent, community-driven projects that improve patient education, expand outreach to underserved communities, and address social determinants of health, especially in rare hematologic and bone diseases. Supported initiatives should align with Kyowa Kirin’s commitment to innovative therapies, such as advanced antibodies and gene therapies, and foster sustainable progress in healthcare access and education.
