Funding Programs

Supporting Innovation in Movement Disorders Research

Early-Career Investigator Grants

Collaborative Research Awards

Translational Research Funding

Translational Research Funding

Advancing Research, Transforming Lives

Funded Projects Driving Progress in Movement Disorders

Funding FAQs

Find clear answers to common questions about applying for research funding and navigating the grant process with the Movement Disorders Foundation.

  • Can I apply for multiple grants simultaneously?

    Applicants may submit proposals for different programs but must disclose all active funding to avoid overlap.
  • Are there resources to help prepare my application?

    We offer guidelines, sample proposals, and webinars to assist researchers in crafting competitive applications.
  • What reporting is required after receiving funding?

    Grantees must submit progress reports and final results to ensure accountability and share findings with the community.
  • Who can I contact for questions about funding?

    Our grants team is available via email and phone to provide guidance throughout the application and award process.
  • How does the foundation support early-career researchers?

    We prioritize funding for emerging scientists to foster innovative ideas and build future leaders in movement disorder research.
  • Who is eligible to apply for funding?

    Researchers at academic institutions, early-career scientists, and collaborative teams focusing on movement disorders are eligible to submit proposals.
  • What types of projects receive funding?

    We support innovative studies that advance understanding or treatment of Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, dystonia, essential tremor, and related disorders.
  • How do I submit a funding application?

    Applications must be submitted through our online portal, including a detailed research plan, budget, and supporting documents.
  • What is the review process for proposals?

    Submissions undergo peer review by experts who assess scientific merit, innovation, and potential impact on movement disorder research.
  • When are funding decisions announced?

    Decisions are typically communicated within three months after the application deadline to allow timely project starts.

Application Guidance

Clear instructions and answers to common questions help researchers prepare strong proposals and understand the funding journey.

Join the Movement Disorders Research Effort

Researchers and community members play a vital role in advancing treatments for movement disorders. Our funding programs support innovative projects that translate scientific discoveries into practical therapies. Engage with us to contribute to meaningful progress and help shape the future of care for Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, dystonia, and related conditions.
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