In This Section
- PPI Resources
- Introduction to PPI
- Difference between PPI and qualitative research
- Involving children and young people in research
- PPI and doctoral research
- PPI in systematic reviews
- PPI in qualitative analysis
- Reporting PPI
- PPI in funding applications
- Budgeting for PPI
- PPI and lab-based research
- Evaluating PPI
- Previous Summer Students
- News and Events
- PPI Shared Learning Group for PhD Researchers
- PPI Ignite Network@ UCC Mailing List
- Digital Badge
- Meet the Team
The All-Island PPI Ignite Network Seed Funding Programme
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The All-Island PPI Ignite Network has launched a Seed Funding Programme to help researchers, patients, members of the public, charities and community organisations work together on health and social care research.
The All-Island PPI Ignite Network has launched a Seed Funding Programme to help researchers, patients, members of the public, charities and community organisations work together on health and social care research. The Health Research Board has allocated €500,000 to support this seed funding programme.
The Seed Funding Programme is particularly intended to support PPI at an early stage, including before funding for a research project has been secured.
Two funding streams are available: Stream 1 provides up to €400 for smaller PPI activities and accepts applications throughout the year, while Stream 2 supports larger developmental activities requiring more than €400 and opens at specified times.
Funding can support activities such as developing new PPI partnerships, establishing PPI groups, involving patients and the public in research funding applications, and exploring new approaches to public involvement. Applicants must be based on the island of Ireland, and activities should support meaningful PPI in research.
Find out more about eligibility, funding steams, and how to apply on the All-Island PPI Ignite Network funding page