Funding Opportunities

Cystic Fibrosis Canada offers funding to support CF research and training in these categories:

Research Programs
Operating grants are available for scientific and clinical researchers in cystic fibrosis:

Basic Science Research grants
Clinical Research grants

Training Awards
Awards provide stipend and salary support for senior investigators and research trainees:

Early Career Investigator awards
Fellowship awards

Upcoming Events

April 10, 2021

65 Roses Family Dance Party

Be our guest at the 65 roses family dance party!

Join us for the 65 Roses Family Dance Party taking place online on April 10th, 2021 at 6PM MST. Participants will tune in using a unique link sent to them before the event. We'll welcome you with sing-alongs, special character reveals, interactive activities, and enough toons to keep you movin’ and groovin’ all night long! Designed exclusively for kids ages 3 – 12, it will be a night your family won’t forget at the 65 Roses Family Dance Party!

For more information, please contact the Calgary & Southern Alberta Chapter of Cystic Fibrosis Canada at 403-266-5295 or email princessballyyc@cysticfibrosis.ca

Please visit https://65rosesprincessball.crowdchange.net/ to purchase tickets.

CF Champions

CAMERON DAVIS

Age 18, Charlottetown (PEI)

Cameron Davis was given the ultimate opportunity. He was selected out of hundreds of athletes to carry the flag for P.E.I at the 2019 Canada Winter Games opening ceremony that took place in Red Deer, Alberta.

On average, a person with cystic fibrosis spends the equivalent of four months of full-time work doing life-sustaining treatments every year.