Overview
Team grant to establish a Canadian national platform that defines evidence standards, reviews and rates youth mental-health interventions, maintains a public registry and mobilizes evidence for decision-makers, practitioners, youth and families.
Complete grant details
The platform must address diverse populations and the Canadian context, develop a sustainable evidence framework, review scientific evidence and Indigenous ways of knowing, and make public-facing information available in English and French. Registration closes September 24 and the full application closes October 8, 2026.
Eligibility requirements
Applicant teams must meet the detailed CIHR ResearchNet eligibility and governance requirements for the competition, including the specified key-participant structure and expertise needed to build and sustain the national evidence platform.
Tips for this grant
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- Check eligibility, funding coverage, study/project level and every required document before investing time in the application.
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Verification notes
CIHR's official Youth Mental Health page lists registration September 24, 2026 and application October 8, 2026. A dollar value is not included because it is not stated on the accessible program page used for verification.
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