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Economic Analysis of Supports for Veteran Family Members Research Grant

Atlas InstituteOntario, CanadaDue Monday, December 7, 2026
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Atlas Institute
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10/27/2026
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The Atlas Institute is seeking applications for a two-year research funding opportunity to conduct an economic analysis on enabling family members of Canadian Armed Forces Veterans to access mental health and well-being supports in their own right. The project will examine direct and indirect costs, benefits, and broader economic implications using methods like cost-benefit analyses, economic modelling, or administrative data analyses. Selected vendors will perform the work offsite at their own office premises in Canada. Eligible principal applicants include independent researchers affiliated with Canadian post-secondary institutions, Canadian independent research or economic consulting firms, or individuals affiliated with Canadian Indigenous or Veteran/Veteran Family NGOs with research mandates. Applicants must complete an SGBA+ course with proof of certification. The total available budget is up to $75,000 CAD. Applicants must submit a completed application, a Conflict of Interest form, and an up-to-date CV as a single PDF to [email protected] by December 7, 2026. Applications open October 26, 2026, and an external Scientific Review Committee will evaluate submissions based on standardized scoring criteria.

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