Information for RESPIRE partners and project teams Image About the award Professor Su May Liew was a warmly valued RESPIRE colleague who passed away in December 2021. She was passionate about involving and supporting patients and members of the public to play an active role in research. In honour of Professor Su May Liew’s legacy, the NIHR Global Health Research Unit on Respiratory Health (RESPIRE) run the annual Professor Su May Liew Award for Meaningful Community Engagement and Involvement in Healthcare Research. These small grants facilitate meaningful collaboration between RESPIRE's partners, patients and/or communities affected by research outcomes, ensuring that they are at the heart of RESPIRE's projects. The awarded funding must be linked to a RESPIRE project, be implemented up to 12 months (from the proposed starting date) and be able to demonstrate positive change. 2024 Award Timeline 15 January 9am UK time Information Webinar with Emma Kinley (Community Engagement and Involvement Research Fellow) and Genevie Fernandes (RESPIRE Research Fellow in Stakeholder Engagement) 19 January 9am UK time Call for applications opens 1 March 5pm UK time Deadline for all applications April 2024 Announcement of successful applications Duration of the award Up to 12 months, from the proposed start date Read the announcement of our 2024 Winners Information about previous awards Professor Su May Liew Award - 2023 Winners Announced This article was published on 2024-09-24
