Grants and Contributions

The Canada Graduate Scholarships-Doctoral (CGS D) Program provides financial support to outstanding eligible students pursuing doctoral studies in a Canadian university. These prestigious scholarships aim to develop research skills and assist in the training of highly qualified personnel by supporting students who demonstrate a high standard of scholarly achievement in undergraduate and graduate studies.

The Canada Graduate Scholarships-Doctoral (CGS D) Program provides financial support to outstanding eligible students pursuing doctoral studies in a Canadian university. These prestigious scholarships aim to develop research skills and assist in the training of highly qualified personnel by supporting students who demonstrate a high standard of scholarly achievement in undergraduate and graduate studies.

The Canada Graduate Scholarships-Doctoral (CGS D) Program provides financial support to outstanding eligible students pursuing doctoral studies in a Canadian university. These prestigious scholarships aim to develop research skills and assist in the training of highly qualified personnel by supporting students who demonstrate a high standard of scholarly achievement in undergraduate and graduate studies.

The specific objectives of the core component of this funding opportunity are to:

• Continue to build and strengthen research and knowledge mobilization capacity within and across IYS networks, including among researchers, service providers, decision makers, and policy makers.
• Catalyze collaborations and knowledge sharing within and across IYS networks that will contribute evidence about best and wise practices regarding the development, implementation, policies, effectiveness, and ongoing monitoring of IYS in Canada, and using diverse research methods such as those based in Indigenous ways of knowing and engagement of youth and caregivers/families.
• Support the uptake of common data approaches and open science practices within and across IYS networks to support LHS networks, and to identify best and wise practices for LHSs in community-based settings.
• Facilitate effective and meaningful youth and caregiver/family engagement throughout all stages of the project, ensuring youth and caregivers/families, as well as providers and policy makers, all play key roles.

The specific objectives of the data component of this funding opportunity are to:

• Develop the necessary expertise and resources to meaningfully collect, integrate, manage, and analyze IYS data within each jurisdiction, to strengthen the jurisdiction’s LHS network.
• Establish youth and community end-user priorities in data analysis and use, along with researchers, decisions-makers and other key health stakeholders within each jurisdiction’s LHS network.
• Contribute IYS data from each jurisdiction’s LHS network to the federated pan-Canadian IYS data platform.
• Work with the federated pan-Canadian IYS data platform to reliably extract knowledge from data that will ultimately allow stakeholders to have more timely, accurate, comprehensive and diverse information on youth mental health and substance use.

The specific objectives of the core component of this funding opportunity are to:

• Continue to build and strengthen research and knowledge mobilization capacity within and across IYS networks, including among researchers, service providers, decision makers, and policy makers.
• Catalyze collaborations and knowledge sharing within and across IYS networks that will contribute evidence about best and wise practices regarding the development, implementation, policies, effectiveness, and ongoing monitoring of IYS in Canada, and using diverse research methods such as those based in Indigenous ways of knowing and engagement of youth and caregivers/families.
• Support the uptake of common data approaches and open science practices within and across IYS networks to support LHS networks, and to identify best and wise practices for LHSs in community-based settings.
• Facilitate effective and meaningful youth and caregiver/family engagement throughout all stages of the project, ensuring youth and caregivers/families, as well as providers and policy makers, all play key roles.

The specific objectives of the data component of this funding opportunity are to:

• Develop the necessary expertise and resources to meaningfully collect, integrate, manage, and analyze IYS data within each jurisdiction, to strengthen the jurisdiction’s LHS network.
• Establish youth and community end-user priorities in data analysis and use, along with researchers, decisions-makers and other key health stakeholders within each jurisdiction’s LHS network.
• Contribute IYS data from each jurisdiction’s LHS network to the federated pan-Canadian IYS data platform.
• Work with the federated pan-Canadian IYS data platform to reliably extract knowledge from data that will ultimately allow stakeholders to have more timely, accurate, comprehensive and diverse information on youth mental health and substance use.

The specific objectives of the core component of this funding opportunity are to:

• Continue to build and strengthen research and knowledge mobilization capacity within and across IYS networks, including among researchers, service providers, decision makers, and policy makers.
• Catalyze collaborations and knowledge sharing within and across IYS networks that will contribute evidence about best and wise practices regarding the development, implementation, policies, effectiveness, and ongoing monitoring of IYS in Canada, and using diverse research methods such as those based in Indigenous ways of knowing and engagement of youth and caregivers/families.
• Support the uptake of common data approaches and open science practices within and across IYS networks to support LHS networks, and to identify best and wise practices for LHSs in community-based settings.
• Facilitate effective and meaningful youth and caregiver/family engagement throughout all stages of the project, ensuring youth and caregivers/families, as well as providers and policy makers, all play key roles.

The specific objectives of the data component of this funding opportunity are to:

• Develop the necessary expertise and resources to meaningfully collect, integrate, manage, and analyze IYS data within each jurisdiction, to strengthen the jurisdiction’s LHS network.
• Establish youth and community end-user priorities in data analysis and use, along with researchers, decisions-makers and other key health stakeholders within each jurisdiction’s LHS network.
• Contribute IYS data from each jurisdiction’s LHS network to the federated pan-Canadian IYS data platform.
• Work with the federated pan-Canadian IYS data platform to reliably extract knowledge from data that will ultimately allow stakeholders to have more timely, accurate, comprehensive and diverse information on youth mental health and substance use.

The specific objectives of the core component of this funding opportunity are to:

• Continue to build and strengthen research and knowledge mobilization capacity within and across IYS networks, including among researchers, service providers, decision makers, and policy makers.
• Catalyze collaborations and knowledge sharing within and across IYS networks that will contribute evidence about best and wise practices regarding the development, implementation, policies, effectiveness, and ongoing monitoring of IYS in Canada, and using diverse research methods such as those based in Indigenous ways of knowing and engagement of youth and caregivers/families.
• Support the uptake of common data approaches and open science practices within and across IYS networks to support LHS networks, and to identify best and wise practices for LHSs in community-based settings.
• Facilitate effective and meaningful youth and caregiver/family engagement throughout all stages of the project, ensuring youth and caregivers/families, as well as providers and policy makers, all play key roles.

The specific objectives of the data component of this funding opportunity are to:

• Develop the necessary expertise and resources to meaningfully collect, integrate, manage, and analyze IYS data within each jurisdiction, to strengthen the jurisdiction’s LHS network.
• Establish youth and community end-user priorities in data analysis and use, along with researchers, decisions-makers and other key health stakeholders within each jurisdiction’s LHS network.
• Contribute IYS data from each jurisdiction’s LHS network to the federated pan-Canadian IYS data platform.
• Work with the federated pan-Canadian IYS data platform to reliably extract knowledge from data that will ultimately allow stakeholders to have more timely, accurate, comprehensive and diverse information on youth mental health and substance use.

Apart from its general pool [link to the pool above], CRPPHE will fund applications that both align with its mandate and address one or more of the research areas listed below. CRPPHE encourages interdisciplinary applications including applications taking One Health*, holistic or Indigenous approaches to research.

Apart from its general pool [link to the pool above], CRPPHE will fund applications that both align with its mandate and address one or more of the research areas listed below. CRPPHE encourages interdisciplinary applications including applications taking One Health*, holistic or Indigenous approaches to research.

The Canada Graduate Scholarships-Doctoral (CGS D) Program provides financial support to outstanding eligible students pursuing doctoral studies in a Canadian university. These prestigious scholarships aim to develop research skills and assist in the training of highly qualified personnel by supporting students who demonstrate a high standard of scholarly achievement in undergraduate and graduate studies.