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Division 18 Lived Experience Fund Research or Program Development Grant (United States)

Issued by American Psychological Foundation · via fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls

Published
3 Nov 2026
Closes
15 Oct 2027
Reference
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Location
United States
Sector
Forestry & Wildlife

At a glance

American Psychological Foundation in United States has published a funding call in forestry & wildlife: “Division 18 Lived Experience Fund Research or Program Development Grant (United States)”. Submissions close on 15 October 2027, 346 days from today. Quote reference division-18-lived-experience-fund-research-or-program-development-grant-united-s in any correspondence with the buyer. FreeTender has recorded 17 notices from this buyer since 2026, 17 of them currently open. There are 11 open forestry & wildlife notices in United States on FreeTender. Bids are submitted to the buyer through fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls, not through FreeTender.

Details

The Division 18 Lived Experience Fund Research or Program Development Grant, offered by the American Psychological Foundation (APF), supports psychologists with lived experience in conducting research or developing programs in peer support, survivor studies, or related areas. The grant encourages innovative and creative projects. The application deadline is 15 October 2027. The grant aims to support psychologists who identify as having lived experience, facilitating research or program development in areas such as peer support, survivor studies, and related fields. The initiative seeks to foster projects that are both innovative and capable of making a significant impact in the area of lived experience. The grant provides a single award of $3,250. This funding is intended to support innovative research or program development projects. Applicants are encouraged to propose creative ideas that align with the goals of the Division 18 Lived Experience Fund.

Projects should focus on:

This opportunity is vital for advancing research and program development that incorporates lived experiences, promoting understanding and support in psychological practices. By funding these projects, the grant supports the development of evidence-based practices and innovative approaches in psychology. What is the funding amount for this grant? The grant provides $3,250 for one successful applicant. Who is eligible to apply for this grant? Psychologists with a doctoral degree, at any career stage, are eligible to apply. What areas should the proposed project cover? Projects should focus on peer support, survivor studies, c/s/x work, disclosure, or general lived experience research. What materials are required for the application? Applicants must submit a project proposal, timeline, detailed budget, justification, and CV. Where can I find detailed application instructions? Detailed instructions are available in the GivingData portal upon creating or logging into your account. Eligible applicants should carefully review the official guidelines and application instructions available in the GivingData portal to ensure their proposals meet all necessary criteria.

Context for bidders

We hold 17 notices from American Psychological Foundation, going back to October 2026 — 17 of them still open. They buy mostly in Education & Training, Healthcare & Pharma and Forestry & Wildlife. There are 11 open Forestry & Wildlife tenders in United States. This one closes in 346 days.

Before you bid on this tender

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  • Prepare any earnest-money deposit (EMD) or bid security and the required formats early; missing or wrongly-formatted documents are a common cause of rejection.
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