Wellesley Institute: Advancing Urban Health
The Wellesley Institute advances the social determinants of health through community-based research , capacity building , and the informing of public policy.
Wellesley Institute

Advanced Grants

Advanced Grants, offered once a year through a competitive application process, fund established research partnerships for up to a two year period.

Grant Titlesort iconYear
A study of local response to the food and nutrition needs of homeless people2003
Access to Safe Shelter: FTMs, Homelessness and Housing2007
Coming Together: Homeless Women, Social Support and Housing2006
Count us In! Inclusion and Homeless Women in Southeast Toronto2005
Creating a Space Where we are all Welcome2003
Critical Characteristics of Supportive Housing: perspectives of residents and service providers2006
Disability in the context of HIV/AIDS: Building the Foundation for an Instrument to Describe "Disability" Experienced by Adults Living with HIV2005
Failing the Homeless: barriers in the Ontario Disability Support Program for Homeless People with Disabilities2004
HIV Vulnerability among LGBT and Two-spirited Youth who Migrate to Toronto: A Community -Based Research Project2003
Improving access to mental health services for immigrant and refugee persons with HIV/AIDS2005
Mental Health Needs of Transitional Street Youth2005
Paths to Employment in Southeast Downtown Toronto2003
Pathways to Education Program2004
Positive Spaces, Healthy Places2005
The Effectiveness and Costs of Two Approaches to the Provision of Practical Assistance and Counselling to PHAs2004
The effects of supportive housing on the health status and service utilization of homeless and hard-to-house adults2006
The Impact of Homophobic Public Discourse on Children and Youth Living in LGBT-Led Families: A Study of the Same-Sex Marriage Debate2004
The impact of supportive housing: Community, social, economic and attitude changes2007
The Street Health Report2004
Youth Voices: Linking New Technologies with Participatory Action Research2003