INCLUDE Voices: Research in Action Challenge supports community members and researchers creating videos that explain Down syndrome research’s value and encourage informed participation.
NIH supports exploratory and developmental research addressing critical needs in Down syndrome to improve health and quality of life; clinical trials are not allowed.
Advancing the Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Clinical Research Challenge supports teams and organizations with proven approaches to improve disability inclusion and participation in clinical research.
NIH supports transformative research on Down syndrome and co-occurring conditions by individual scientists or teams, with no preliminary data required and no clinical trials allowed.
This grant invites researchers to submit biospecimens for omics analysis to study Down syndrome, generating shared data to advance understanding of related health conditions; no direct funding is provided.
NIH supports milestone-driven Down syndrome clinical trial development with up to two years of planning and a possible three-year clinical trial phase, for a maximum of five years.