The Great Plains Center offers grant funding to both scholarly researchers and community organizations engaged in agricultural safety and health activities. 

 

Funding Announcement for 2015-2016:

Community Outreach/Education Grants

The goal of the Community Outreach and Education Grant Program is to enhance capacity to deliver evidence-based agricultural health programs. Community projects are typically submitted by staff employed by non-profit community entities delivering agricultural safety and health programs. Community projects will be judged for feasibility and potential impact.

Click here for information on how to apply for a Community Outreach/Education Grant

Academic/Scholarly Research Grants

The goal of the scholarly research grant program is to create new agricultural safety and health knowledge and to assess and promote best safety and health practices. Scholarly research projects are typically submitted by students, staff, and faculty of academic institutions. Basic and applied research projects will be judged for scientific merit.

Click here for information on how to apply for an Academic/Scholarly Research Grant

 

Current and Previously Funded Projects

Click here to see a list of funded Community Outreach/Education grants

Click here to see a list of funded Academic/Scholarly grants