Richardson-Lowman Serious Mental Illness Research Grant supports doctoral-level psychologists conducting clinical research and program evaluation to contribute to the serious mental illness field.
Applications are now open, with a deadline of January 29, 2027, replacing the notice that applications were closed for 2026. The single award increased from $4,000 to $5,000.
BBRF Distinguished Investigator Grants support established scientists’ innovative neurobiological and behavioral research to open new approaches to understanding or treating severe mental illness.
Marian R. Stuart Grant supports early-career psychologists’ research, practice, and education linking mental and physical health to advance understanding and contribute to public health.
Lowman-Richardson Consulting and I-O Psychology Research Grant supports psychologists' research on ethics, occupational traits, and mental health to advance consulting and industrial-organizational psychology.
Standard Research Innovation Grants support individual investigators conducting basic and applied research to understand suicide and test treatments and other interventions that prevent suicide and save lives.
Clinical Research Grants - Sidney R. Baer, Jr. Foundation support organizations studying mental illness, especially cognitive and behavioral research to advance schizophrenia prevention, diagnosis, and treatment.