With your help,
we can change that.
Over 11 million Canadians suffer with Neuromusculoskeletal pain and disability – each year.
More than heart disease, diabetes and mental illness – put together.
Scientifically validated research is vital to improve patient health, public policy and clinical practice outcomes.
Working in close collaboration with partners from within and outside our profession, CCRF invests in research you can trust.
Grants
CCRF has already invested over $1,250,000 in Canadian NMSK related projects through its National Research Fund.
CCRF invests in scientifically sound projects with local, national and global impact. Request for Proposals (RFPs) are issued twice per year.
Our lean, 3-step submission process attracts dynamic projects from established and emerging researchers.
Get the latest news about CCRF funded research projects and teams.
CCRF’s Fall 2023 Request for Proposals (RFP) is now open. This RFP is dedicated to Healthy Aging, with up to $150,000 in available funding.
The LOI deadline November 16, 2023
Don’t miss it!
CCRF’s Spring 2023 Grants will be announced in October 2023. Watch for details.
Collaborate
Shared goals. Shared resources. Shared success.
Plug into CCRF’s vast network of world class researchers and facilities. Access international chiropractic organizations as well as community and private foundations. With its national research mandate, CCRF has the widest overview of MSK research, funding, partnerships and practitioners available in Canada.
Among older adults, the rate of persistent musculoskeletal pain ranges from 40% to 60%.
(TORONTO) The Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation (CCRF) is extraordinarily pleased to announce the appointment
(TORONTO) The Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation (CCRF) is pleased to announce a Request for
CCRF & Research News
Up to $150,000 in New Funding Dedicated to Healthy Aging Research
Among older adults, the rate of persistent musculoskeletal pain ranges from 40% to 60%. And
CCRF Announces New Board Chair
(TORONTO) The Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation (CCRF) is extraordinarily pleased to announce the appointment of
$200,000 Funding Pool Available for High-Impact Research
(TORONTO) The Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation (CCRF) is pleased to announce a Request for Proposals
Dr. Vince Adams ran 13.7 km wearing a 46 kg. vest and raised $1,500 for CCRF. “It was hard,” he laughed, “But it was worth it.”
Our Funders
We’d also like to gratefully acknowledge our founding member, the Canadian Chiropractic Association (CCA). Their vision, support and ongoing generosity enables us to continue our critical work.
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