Vale Dennis Earl, visionary of Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation
Tributes for Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation visionary leader, Dennis Earl, continue to flow following his recent passing at the age of 86. As former Managing Director of SAS Channel
Student wellbeing pilot to reduce stress and anxiety now takes off, jumpstarted by CRF Grant
A South Australian school is expanding a research program seeking to reduce stress and anxiety among its students, where perfectionism, body image concerns, learning and workload challenges, separation anxiety and
EOI NOW OPEN for 2022 Research Grant Applications. Make Your Application Today!
Expressions of Interest are now welcome for research funding by the Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation in 2022. Applications can be made for research into any area of children’s health,
Dr Anya Arthurs receives first HDA CRF Schools Communicator Award
Congratulations to Dr Anya Arthurs, the inaugural Healthy Development Adelaide Schools Communicator for 2021; a new award program funded by the Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation. Anya is a Post-doctoral
Professor John Lynch to represent The University of Adelaide on CRF Board
The Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor John Lynch to its Honorary Board, effective January 2021. Professor Lynch comes to the CRF as
The 44th Annual Report of the Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation of South Australia Inc is now available
At the time of delivering our Annual Report for the 2019-2020 financial year, communities around Australia and the world were – and still are – feeling the impact of COVID-19.
CRF establishes Fellowship to advance research into childhood disability and disease.
The Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation has created an exciting opportunity for mid-career researchers to pursue ground-breaking advances into childhood health, education and welfare, in South Australia. Applications OPEN on
CRF funds research into cutting-edge treatment to help children and young adults who are battling brain cancer
A new study by University of South Australia (UniSA) researchers will explore this question over the next two years, using data from a US hospital to model patient outcomes based