APF Practice Based Evidence Fund Grant (United States)

The Practice Based Evidence Fund Grant, offered by the American Psychological Foundation (APF), is designed to support psychologists and trainees. It focuses on those affiliated with community mental health settings, private practices, or other local outpatient settings. The grant provides initial resources for novel research in these settings. The application deadline is 20 August 2027. The Practice Based Evidence Fund Grant supports projects that aim to document, evaluate, or implement practices within community mental health and outpatient settings. The grant encourages innovative research that evaluates clinical practices or implements evidence-based practices in typical clinical settings. The grant provides $12,500 to fund a single project annually. The funds can be used for developing research skills, consultations, training staff, purchasing materials, and supervision costs. This grant supports the advancement of mental health practices by enabling psychologists to research and implement effective clinical practices. It emphasizes the importance of community impact, particularly for marginalized groups. For more detailed instructions, applicants can review the comprehensive guidelines available through the GivingData portal or contact APF Programs at programs@ampsychfdn.org. Who can apply for the grant? Doctoral-level psychologists at any career stage affiliated with community mental health or outpatient settings are eligible. What is the funding amount? The grant provides $12,500 to one recipient annually. What is the application deadline? The deadline for applications is 20 August 2027. Are projects focused on marginalized communities prioritized? Yes, projects with the potential to impact marginalized or under-resourced communities are given special priority. Where can I find detailed application instructions? Detailed instructions are available in the GivingData portal after creating or logging into an account. Eligible psychologists are encouraged to review the official application guidelines on the American Psychological Foundation’s website and submit their applications by the deadline. For any additional questions, applicants should contact APF directly.