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Impact of giving
Supported by our donors, we invest around $250,000 annually in grants and scholarships to strengthen psychiatric research and academic leadership. We also support Indigenous leadership initiatives that build inclusive capability across mental health research and practice.
Learn more about this work in the 2025 edition of our Impact Report.
Dr Ruwanthi De Alwis Seneviratne — Identification of a novel biomarker to predict future treatment resistance in early psychosis.
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Dr V. Lakmi Seneviratne — Psychotherapy for out-patients with treatment resistant depression
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Dr Yoon Kwon Choi — Barriers in accessing health care and support for Korean speaking people in Australia with intellectual disability or autism spectrum disorder
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Dr Hannah Suh — Parents’ experiences of Family-Based Treatment for Anorexia Nervosa in East Asian adolescents in New Zealand.
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Dr Chiranth Bhagavan — Pilot study of Psilocybin-assisted Psychiatric care and specialist Physiotherapy for refractory motor Functional Neurological Disorder
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Dr Chloe Boateng — LinkED: Exploring reasons why children and adolescents accessing emergency mental health services fall through the gaps in follow up and how this can be addressed
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Dr Sarangan Ketheesan — Stress, Allostatic Load and Substance Use in Defence Force Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
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Dr Andrew Wilson — Exploring the reasons behind increasing involuntary psychiatric treatment in Queensland: exploring the perspectives of the legal profession through focus groups
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Dr Matthew Kang — The effect of electroconvulsive therapy on blood-based biomarkers of glial activity and neuronal injury
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Dr Dhamidhu Eratne — MiND the Gap: fast tracking implementation of brain health and dementia diagnosis and risk prediction blood tests in Australia
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Our grants programs
Every year, the RANZCP Foundation makes grant funding available to Fellows and trainees for psychiatric research, clinical work, meaningful initiatives, scholarships and innovative projects that improve mental health.
