# Allied World – St. Baldrick's Survivorship and Supportive Care Research Grant Program

**Funder:** St. Baldrick's Foundation
**Budget:** $4.3 million over five years
**Duration:** 5 years
**Consortium:** No
**Eligible countries:** US
**Official call:** https://blog.stbaldricks.org/allied-world-commits-millions-to-the-st-baldricks-foundation-to-advance-childhood-cancer-research/
**Last verified:** 18 June 2026

## Summary

The Allied World, St. Baldrick's Survivorship and Supportive Care Research Grant Program awards up to $4.3 million over five years for research improving the quality of life and long-term outcomes of childhood cancer survivors. This US-based initiative funds projects addressing the physical, psychological, and social challenges that persist after cancer treatment completion. The programme targets researchers focused on survivorship science, late effects prevention, and supportive interventions in the pediatric cancer population.

## Who should apply

- Researchers with established expertise in pediatric oncology or cancer survivorship
- Investigators at US academic medical centers, children's hospitals, or research institutions
- Projects addressing late effects, quality of life, or psychosocial outcomes in childhood cancer survivors
- Teams bridging clinical care and supportive intervention research

## Key dates

- Check St. Baldrick's Foundation website for current application deadline
- Five-year project duration

## Tips for applicants

- Survivorship research spans late effects screening, fertility preservation, secondary cancer prevention, and psychosocial support, frame your project within this ecosystem to show strategic fit.
- Include survivor voices in proposal design and advisory roles; St. Baldrick's values patient-centered research.
- Long-term follow-up data and multi-institutional collaboration strengthen applications in this space.

## Frequently asked questions

### What does the St. Baldrick's Survivorship Grant fund?

Research aimed at improving the quality of life and long-term outcomes of childhood cancer survivors, including studies on late effects, supportive care, and psychosocial interventions.

### How much does the Allied World, St. Baldrick's Survivorship Grant award?

Up to $4.3 million distributed over five years per funded project.

### Who is eligible to apply for this grant?

Researchers at US institutions with expertise in pediatric cancer or cancer survivorship research.

### How long is the grant period?

Five years from the start of funding.

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