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Advancing Care, One Grant at a Time

For over 30 years, the Intensive Care Foundation has invested almost $5 million into more than 160 research and education projects, helping unlock over $200 million in additional funding from major granting bodies.

By providing early stage “seed funding,” ICF supports innovative ideas at their beginning, giving clinicians and researchers the opportunity to test, refine and grow projects that can go on to secure major national and international funding.

This approach doesn’t just fund research, it builds the future of intensive care.

Research Project Grants

Education Project Grants

Tracy Klap, a 2024 Education Grant recipient, developed a national information video titled Admission to Critical Care as part of her Nau Mai/Welcome video project. This resource is now live and already being used in critical care units across New Zealand.