Expanding Florida’s Cancer Research
The Florida Department of Health funds cancer research, clinical trials, infrastructure, and collaborations to advance science and reduce disparities across Florida.
Funder: Florida Department of Health
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (Letter of Intent) | January 2027 (Full Application)
Funding Amounts: Up to $1,500,000 for most categories (max 48 months); smaller categories range from $100,000 (equipment/bridge, 6–12 months) to $750,000 (high-risk clinical, 48 months). Indirect costs capped at 15%.
Summary: Supports Florida-based cancer research, talent recruitment, clinical trials, infrastructure, and collaboration to advance cancer science and reduce disparities.
Description
This program, administered by the Florida Department of Health, is designed to expand Florida’s cancer research capacity and impact. It funds investigator-initiated research, clinical trials (including socio-behavioral studies), research infrastructure, new investigator development, emerging technologies, and high-risk/high-reward projects. The program emphasizes projects that can attract further federal or private funding, enhance bioinformatics and data infrastructure, foster academic-community partnerships, and address cancer disparities across demographic groups. Clinical trial support includes increasing adult enrollment, education, and collaboration among cancer centers and community oncologists.
