Posts Categorized: Mental Health Research Canada

MHRC-Mitacs-iA Workplace Mental Health Studentship (Fall 2026)

Mitacs and MHRC (with iA Financial Group’s support) are proud to co-launch a national studentship designed to empower and support early-career researchers leading innovative, community-based mental health projects focused on workplace mental health. MHRC, Mitacs and iA Financial Group are partnering to support the brightest university or college students to conduct research in mental health… Read more »

MHRC-Mitacs Annual Indigenous Mental Health Studentship 2026

MHRC is proud to partner with Mitacs on this funding opportunity for Indigenous university, college or postgraduate students across the country to work with their academic supervisor and partner with a local service provider or Indigenous community organization. Topic Area MHRC and Mitacs are partnering through the Mitacs Indigenous Pathways Initiative, to support the brightest Indigenous… Read more »

MHRC-Atlas Institute 2023 Research Award

RESEARCH TOPIC: Experiences of loneliness and social isolation during the transition from Military to Veteran/civilian life among Canadian Armed Forces Veterans Loneliness and social isolation have been recognized in the literature as being associated with adverse mental and physical health outcomes and premature death[1],[2]. Although the experience of loneliness and social isolation can be experienced… Read more »

Winter 2023 Mental Health Impact Studentships

MHRC is committed to advancing or co-funding research that has the high potential for bettering the lives of Canadians, and for bridging the gap between research and practice. Our work falls into four key categories: We advance research that has the potential for deep impact among Canadians, and we manage the selection process of these… Read more »

MHRC-Mitacs Summer Indigenous Mental Health Studentships

MHRC is proud to partner with the Mitacs on this funding opportunity for Indigenous university students across the country to work with their academic supervisor and partner with a local service provider or Indigenous community organization. The successful applicant will be awarded $15,000 for a four- or six-month term; funds will be paid directly to… Read more »