[Massachusetts General Hospital](https://www.massgeneral.org)

Rolling

$500–$2,500 per award, one-year duration

Supports junior investigators at MGH Global Health partner sites to complete near-finished projects with mentorship and targeted funding.

Applicants must identify an MGH Global Health faculty mentor and be from a lower middle-income country.

--- ## Description The MGH Global Health Finish Line Grant (GHFLG) is designed to help junior investigators or trainees at MGH Global Health faculty partner sites complete research projects that are near completion. The grant acts as a catalyst for finalizing projects that require additional resources, while fostering mentorship between MGH Global Health faculty and emerging researchers. Funding may be used for protected research time, childcare support, publication costs, administrative assistance, and other needs essential to finishing the project. The program emphasizes collaborative support from faculty mentors to guide projects to successful completion. --- ## Due Dates - Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. --- ## Funding Amount - Typical award size: $500–$2,500 per project - Duration: One year - Funds can be used for: - Protected time for research - Childcare support - Publication costs - Administrative support - Other justified needs related to project completion --- ## Eligibility - Applicants must be pre-tenured junior investigators or trainees. - Must be based at an MGH Global Health faculty partner site in a lower middle-income country. - The project must be near completion and require additional resources to finish. - An MGH Global Health faculty mentor must be identified, with a brief statement of their support for the project. - The number of awards per mentor per year may be limited based on available resources. --- ## Application Process - Submit a one-page proposal including: - Project title and associated researchers - Project description - Description of requested funds and how they will enable project completion - Identified MGH Global Health faculty mentor and their support statement - Proposals should be sent to Lindsey Garrison at [legarrison@mgh.harvard.edu](mailto:legarrison@mgh.harvard.edu). - Applications are reviewed by the Global Health Research Collaborative Steering Committee. --- ## Additional Information - Proposals are limited to one page. - Mentors do not need to be part of the project team but must provide a support statement. - The number of awards per mentor is limited annually. --- ## External Links - [Finish Line Grant Proposal Guidelines (PDF)](https://globalhealth.massgeneral.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Global-Health-Finish-Line-Grant-Proposal-Submission-1-1.pdf) - [MGH Global Health Grants & Funding](https://globalhealth.massgeneral.org/grants-funding/) --- ## Contact Information | Name | Email | Phone | Website | |------------------|-----------------------------------------|---------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Lindsey Garrison | [legarrison@mgh.harvard.edu](mailto:legarrison@mgh.harvard.edu) | 617-726-2000 | [MGH Contact Page](https://www.massgeneral.org/research/about/contact-information) |

Massachusetts General Hospital Global Health Finish Line Grant Proposal

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