Funding Amount

Varies (historically $24,971 - $63,161)

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Research Grant Program

Funder: International OCD Foundation Inc

Focus Areas:

  • OCD research and treatment studies

  • Related disorders including Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) and Hoarding Disorder

  • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) enhancements

  • Neurobiological and genetic studies

  • Treatment accessibility and effectiveness

  • Underserved populations (e.g., African-Americans with OCD)

  • Perinatal OCD
  • Geographic Scope: United States and International

    Eligible Applicants:

  • Academic researchers and faculty

  • Clinical fellows and post-doctoral researchers

  • Doctoral students

  • Research institutions and universities
  • Award History:
    Past recipients (2007-2010) received grants ranging from approximately $24,971 to $63,161. Notable past recipients include researchers from:

  • University of California San Diego

  • Johns Hopkins University

  • University of Pennsylvania

  • Massachusetts General Hospital

  • UCLA

  • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

  • Columbia University Medical Center

  • Yale University

  • University of Montreal
  • Organization Background:
    The International OCD Foundation is a donor-supported nonprofit based in Boston, MA, with affiliates in 25 states and territories and 9 Global Partners. Founded in 1986 (formerly Obsessive Compulsive Foundation), the organization has an annual operating budget over $1.5 million and has granted millions of dollars for OCD research.

    Contact Information:

  • Address: PO Box 961029, Boston, MA 02196

  • Phone: (617) 973-5801

  • Website: https://iocdf.org

  • EIN: 22-2894564
  • Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    science-researchmental-health

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