Research funder · United Kingdom
MQ: Transforming Mental Health
Nonprofit organization in London, United Kingdom
- Grants since 2016
- 54
- Awarded, last 5 years (where amounts are published)
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- Funded works, last 5 years
- 224
- Funded works, all time
- 614
Grants
2025–2028 · grant · Fellows Award
Can Psychiatric Treatment Change The Development Of Emotion-related Brain Circuits In Trauma-exposed Youth?
Taylor Keding · Yale University
2025–2028 · grant · Fellows Award
Testing a Novel Parent- Based Treatment for Adolescent Anxiety Disorders
Rebecca Etkin · Yale University
2025–2028 · grant · Fellows Award
Analysing The Risk Of Suicide By Assessing Genetics And Clinical Factors
Brenda Cabrera-Mendoza · Yale University
2024–2026 · grant · Scholarships
Cross-disorder Approach To Delineate The Roles Of Neuroinflammation In Three Early-onset Psychiatric Conditions
2024–2025 · grant · Scholarships
How Does Physical Health Influence Depression Risk in Older Adults?
Emily Ball · University of Edinburgh
2024–2025 · grant · Scholarships
How Can We Improve Mental Health Treatments For Displaced Refugees?
Philippa Specker · UNSW Sydney
2024–2025 · grant · Scholarships
Understanding the Early Life Risk Factors of Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) From a Lived Experience Perspective
Zeynep Nas · University College London
2024–2026 · grant · Scholarships
Examining How Patient And Caregiver Lived Experiences Are Linked To Mental Healthcare Services Engagement During The First Episode Of Psychosis In Uganda
Emmanuel Mwesiga · Makerere University
2024–2025 · grant · Scholarships
Adverse Childhood Experience and Their Effects on Children’s and Young People’s Mental Health
Liliana Arias-Urueña · Universidad de Los Andes
2023–2026 · grant · Fellows Award
Addressing Selection Bias in Mental Health Research in Order to Better Understand the Risk Factors For Suicide
Gareth Griffith · University of Bristol
2023–2026 · grant · Fellows Award
Why Are People With Eating Disorders At Higher Risk Of Suicide?
Moritz Herle · King's College London
2023–2025 · grant · Fellows Award
Adapting and Testing an Integrated Care Model For Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes and Mental Health Co-morbidities
Leslie Johnson · Emory University
2023–2025 · grant · Fellows Award
Investigating the Long-term Risks of Suicide in Young People With Both Mental and Physical Health Disorders
Massimiliano Orri · McGill University
2023–2026 · grant · Fellows Award
Do People With SMI Have Access To Social Prescribing and Can It Improve Physical and Mental Health?
Alexandra Burton · Queen Mary University of London
2023–2026 · grant · Fellows Award
Sensitive Periods For The Effects Of Depression On Suicide Risk: A Longitudinal Study Of Gene-environment Interactions And Epigenetic Mechanisms
Alexandre Lussier · Massachusetts General Hospital
2023–2025 · grant · Fellows Award
Can Virtual Reality Be Used To Help Prevent Future Suicide Attempts In Young People?
Marisa Marraccini · University Of North Carolina
2023–2025 · grant · Fellows Award
Understanding Infectious Disease Mortality In People With Severe Mental Illness
Amy Ronaldson · King's College London
2023–2025 · grant · Fellows Award
How Does Genetics and the Environment Affect Treatments For Schizophrenia?
Suhas Ganesh
2021–2023 · grant · Fellows Award
Testing A Pilot Intervention For Young People With Early Borderline Personality Disorder
Ruchika Gajwani · University of Glasgow
2021–2023 · grant · Fellows Award
Why is it Difficult For Autistic Individuals to Transition to Adulthood?
Mark Taylor · Karolinska Institutet
2021–2024 · grant · Thriving in a Post Pandemic World
DATAMIND
2021–2023 · grant · Fellows Award
Youth Depression and Anxiety During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic
2018–2020 · grant · Brighter Futures
Can We Identify Those Most at Risk of Depression Early in Adolescence?
Valeria Mondelli · King's College London
2018–2021 · grant · Fellows Award
Which Genetic Risk Factors Are Involved in Epilepsy and Mental Health Conditions?
Symon Kariuki · Kenya Medical Research Institute
2018–2021 · grant · Fellows Award
A Novel Targeted Treatment For Reducing Anxiety in Joint Hypermobility: A Proof of Concept Study
Jessica Eccles · University of Sussex
2018–2019 · grant · Mental Health Data Science
Using Data Science to Understand Educational Risk Factors for Self-harm and Suicidal Behaviour in Young People
Rina Dutta · King's College London
2018–2022 · grant · Fellows Award
Understanding The Role Of Appetite In The Development Of Eating Disorders
Clare Llewellyn · University College London
2018–2020 · grant · Mental Health Data Science
Impact of Genetic Risk Factors on People With Schizophrenia
James Walters · Cardiff University
2018–2020 · grant · Mental Health Data Science
Mapping the Mental Health an Service Use of Young People in Out of Home Care
Rachel Hiller · University of Bath
2018–2021 · grant · Fellows Award
What Happens in the Brain When Symptoms of Schizophrenia Arise?
Petra Vértes · University of Cambridge
2018–2021 · grant · Fellows Award
Sensory Reactivity and Mental Health in Autism
Teresa Tavassoli · University of Reading
2018–2021 · grant · Fellows Award
Elucidating the relationship and co-evolution of sensory reactivity and mental health symptoms in autism
Teresa Tavassoli · University of Reading
2018–2021 · grant · Brighter Futures
Adolescent Data Platform
Ann John · Swansea University
2018–2020 · grant · Mental Health Data Science
Can Brain Circuit Issues Cause OCD?
2018–2020 · grant · Mental Health Data Science
Is There a Link Between Firearm Access and the Risk of Suicide?
Aideen Maguire · Queen's University Belfast
2018–2020 · grant · Brighter Futures
Help Overcome and Predict the Emergence of Suicide (HOPES)
Anne-Laura Van Harmelen · University of Cambridge
2018–2020 · grant · Mental Health Data Science
Helping the Mental Health Needs of Young Travellers
2018–2019 · grant · Mental Health Data Science
The Impact of Social Media Use on Children’s Mental Health
Liz Twigg · University of Portsmouth
2017–2021 · grant · Mental Health Data Science
Understanding Which Mental Health Treatments Help Children
Miranda Wolpert · University College London
2017–2020 · grant · Fellows Award
Mental Health and Bullying: A Genetically Informative Approach
Jean-Baptiste Pingault · University College London
