Eligibility
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Childhood obesity, substance abuse and health care system research have been significantly funded through other current and recent RWJF programs. While studies that involve these topics in a partial or incidental way may be eligible for funding, we will not fund studies that solely focus on these topics.
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Yes, interested applicants may apply for other RWJF awards.
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Yes, you may submit a proposal that is under consideration for funding from another source. If awarded funding, you must disclose all funding sources to RWJF. You may receive funding from multiple sources for a single project. However, you may not use an RWJF award to fund costs covered by another funding source. You may also submit a proposal to do additional data collection or analysis to address an important health law issue as a "supplement" to a non-health-law study currently funded by another agency.
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Yes, you may apply for a grant under the PHLR program if you and/or your organization has other funding from RWJF. If selected as a finalist, the applicant will need to make a strong case that he/she has the time and support necessary to accomplish the goals of both projects.
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No, there is no limit, but each proposal must be submitted for a different project and would be expected to have different goals, project teams and/or deliverables.
