PPP Healthcare Medical Trust makes grants to Children & Adolescents and Older People
Howard Lake | 18 June 2001 | News
In May the grantmaking charity PPP Healthcare Medical Trust approved the distribution of over £2 million to a number of UK institutions and organisations who applied for funding through the Trust’s Children & Adolescents and Older People programmes.
These grant programmes are open to any charity, research organisation, educational institution or NHS Trust involved in medicine and healthcare that wants to undertake new initiatives in research, healthcare training or service development. Grants of between £15,000 and £300,000 are available for up to three years.
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More on PPP Healthcare Medical Trust
- PPP Healthcare Medical Trust extends its international grants programme (25 May 2001)
- David Carrington resigns as CEO of PPP Healthcare Medical Trust (1 May 2001)
- PPP healthcare announces its first grant offers ( 1 August 1999)
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