Endowments

Find a list of population health causes you can donate to.

Centre of Mental Health Research (CMHR) Endowment »

The Centre pioneered the development and evaluation of online self help mental health programs that are effective for preventing and treating mental illness, raising mental health awareness and reducing stigma.

CRAHW Dementia Research Endowment »

Your contribution today can make a real difference and assist in finding ways of preventing dementia or delaying its progression.

CRAHW Research Endowment »

Donate to the CRAHW Research Endowment to help us optimise the well-being of individuals and communities through the life course.
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Duguid Indigenous Endowment »

Funding for this Award has been provided by an endowment made in 2002 to the ANU Endowment for Excellence by Dr Andrew Duguid and Mrs Rosemary Douglas.

John C Caldwell Chair in Population, Health & Development »

The John C Caldwell Chair in Population, Health & Development was established to honour the contribution of Jack Caldwell.
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Leonard Broom Endowment »

Established in 2002, the Leonard Broom endowment honours its namesake, a distinguished Professor of Sociology whose career spanned seven decades.
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McMichael Award »

The McMichael Award will create and foster a global network of future leaders for a flourishing world.

Peter Baume Endowment »

The Peter Baume Endowment recognises Peter’s keen interest in population health and the importance of providing students with the opportunity to further develop their skills and experience.

Rural Mental Health »

Support CMHR's research to better understand what people in rural Australia believe and understand about mental illness

Suicide Research »

Support our research into understanding community attitudes and knowledge about suicide and to develop measures for assessing them.
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The Geoff Mercer Endowment  »

The Geoff Mercer Endowment honours its namesake who passed away suddenly in April 2014 at the peak of his career.
Jason Passioura

The Jason Passioura Bursary »

Recognising Jason’s outstanding contribution to research and achievements in using spatial analysis to inform suicide prevention research.