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NDRP 2026 Disability Research Funding in Australia (Up to $300,000)

NDRP 2026 Disability Research Funding Australia up to $300,000 per project
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Applications are now open for the NDRP 2026 Disability Research Funding, led by the National Disability Research Partnership (NDRP).

The NDRP is investing $5 million in collaborative, disability-led research across Australia. Grants of up to $300,000 per project are available for 12-month research projects under two major themes.

📅 Application Deadline: 20 April 2026 (5:00pm AEST)

📍 Location: Australia

💰 Funding: Up to $300,000 per project

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Funding Overview

Organisations must:

Research Themes & Opportunities

THEME 1: Safety of People with Disability

🔹 Opportunity 1A (Open)

Research projects addressing the safety of people with disability.

Teams can define their own research focus within this theme.

🔹 Opportunity 1B (Targeted)

Research projects focused on pathways to eliminating restrictive practices for people with disability.

THEME 2: Accessible and Inclusive Communities

🔹 Opportunity 2A (Open)

Research projects focused on accessible and inclusive communities.

Teams can define their own research focus within this theme.

Key Dates

Free Information Sessions

Need help preparing your application? The NDRP is hosting free online sessions:

These sessions provide guidance on disability-led research, partnership models, and application requirements.

Why Apply for NDRP 2026 Funding?

✔ Strong financial support (up to $300,000)

✔ National research visibility

✔ Focus on disability leadership and lived experience

✔ Opportunity to influence policy and community outcomes

✔ Collaborative and inclusive research design

The NDRP 2026 Disability Research Funding is ideal for Australian organisations committed to advancing safety, inclusion, and rights for people with disability through research led by lived experience.

For more research grants and funding opportunities, visit  here

 

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