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Competition Results
Who We Fund
Our funding programs offer support for researchers, interdisciplinary teams and knowledge users working in all areas of health research and research knowledge mobilization.
Our funding recipients are independent researchers affiliated with an institution that has a Memorandum of Understanding with SHRF.
Individuals affiliated CRA-qualified charities can also apply and receive funding through Research Connections Grants.
Learn more about our funding eligibility in the SHRF Funding Guide
Successful health research funding grant and award recipients are chosen according to our rigorous peer review process.
If you have specific questions about our funding results or need assistance, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Sharing Health Research Stories
We work to promotes the impact of health research that matters to Saskatchewan.
If you are interested in working with SHRF to promote your health research that matters, please don't hesitate to contact us.
Latest Funding News
14 New Research Projects Funded in Saskatchewan: 2026-27 Align Call 1 Results
Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with cutting-edge technology, expertise and collaboration. Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is the provincial agency that funds, supports and promotes the impact of health research that matters to Saskatchewan. 14 new projects have been funded to align re
2025 Health System Impact Fellowship in Saskatchewan
Full news release from Canadian Institutes of Health Research found here. The Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR) Health System Impact Program places the next generation of health researchers directly inside health system organizations—such as government agencies, hospitals, and community organizations—so they can help solve real-world challenges while gaining hands-on experience. Fellows receive mentorship and leadership training that prepares them to drive meaningf
Mobilizing Truth & Action: SHRF Grant Recipients Strengthen Indigenous and Community Projects
SHRF’s Truth & Action Mobilize Grant recipients are leading Indigenous and community projects that share knowledge, foster reconciliation, and build connections.
$2.7 Million Invested to Advance Health Research Solutions in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF), Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation (JPCHF), Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan (ASOS), Lung Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) are proud to share that we're investing $2.1 million in peer-reviewed, home-grown research solutions addressing Saskatchewan’s most urgent health challenges.
GenTrac Genomics Projects Include Saskatchewan-based Precision Oncology Platform
Genome Prairie ’s GenTrac Initiative is a four-year, $4 million regional funding initiative to encourage collaborations between for-profit organizations in Manitoba or Saskatchewan and academic researchers. The GenTrac Initiative funding provides matching funding to established enterprises interested in developing an idea or research into a commercial application. Genome Prairie has announced funding for three new projects aimed at developing genomics-based innovations for co
New Knowledge Mobilization Projects Funded: 2025-26 Mobilize Grant Call 2 Results
Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, networks and expertise. Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is excited to announce funding for six new knowledge mobilization projects in Saskatchewan via the SHRF 2025-26 Mobilize Grant Call 2.
2025 Workplace Mental Health Studentships
A Saskatchewan-based studentship explores how mental health counsellors support farmers and how access to care can be improved for rural communities.
Aligning Research with Saskatchewan Needs: New Align Grant Results
Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, infrastructure and expertise. Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is excited to announce approximately $90,000 in funding dedicated to aligning research with stakeholder needs in Saskatchewan thro
Preparing the Next Generation of Clinical Trials Professionals: Canadian Clinical Trials Training Platforms (CTTP) and SHRF Partnership
Full news release from CANTRAIN found here . CANTRAIN (The Canadian Consortium of Clinical Trial Training), in partnership with CAN-TAP-TALENT (the Canadian Training Platform Leveraging Existing Networks), CBITN (the Canadian Behavioural Interventions & Trials Network), and StrokeCog (Innovative Clinical Trials Training Initiatives for STROKE and COGnition) have shared the results of the Canadian Clinical Trials Training Platforms (CTTP) Studentship/Fellowship Awards Prog
Health Research for Saskatchewan: New 2025-26 Align Grants Announced
Research leads to better health care, healthier communities, and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, infrastructure and expertise. Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is excited to announce approximately $90,000 in funding dedicated to aligning research with stakeholder needs in Saskatchewan thr
Sharing Research to Maximize Real-World Impact: 2025-26 Mobilize Call 1 Results
Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, infrastructure and expertise. Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is excited to announce over $60,000 in funding dedicated to knowledge mobilization in Saskatchewan via the SHRF 2025-26 Mobilize Gr
Early Professionals, Inspired Careers in AgeTech (EPIC-AT) Health Research Training Program
Full news release from AGE-WELL found here . EPIC-AT is a national training platform that will prepare graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and early career researchers to be future leaders in digital health solutions for older adults with complex health needs. The EPIC-AT program - powered by AGE-WELL and hosted at the University of Toronto - empowers the next generation of researchers to lead the development and implementation of digital health solutions for older adult
2025-26 Establishment Grant Recipients Are Driving a Culture of Innovation in Saskatchewan
Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, infrastructure and expertise. Recruiting and retaining cutting-edge scientists and clinician researchers supports a thriving culture of innovation in Saskatchewan. SHRF’s Establishment Grant funding provides
Twelve New Research Projects Addressing Health in Saskatchewan Funded by SHRF Align Grant
Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is excited to announce ~$120,000 in funding dedicated to aligning research with stakeholder needs in Saskatchewan via the SHRF 2025-26 Align Grant, Call 1.
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