Department
Public Safety CanadaAmount
$15.0M
Province
SKType
Contribution
Agreement Number
088-2024-2025-Q2-00083
Purpose
This project is an extension of a previous project with the same name. The goal is to establish a national research consortium on post-traumatic stress injury and highlighting other resources and research that are relevant to public safety personnel, their leaders, and their families. This will act as a way for a Knowledge Mobilization/Translation strategy. This strategy includes inclusive knowledge exchange, knowledge transfer, and effective communication processes. This project will also continue to optimize the Public Safety Personnel Network (PSPNET), an internet-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy pilot. This therapy will used support personnel with symptoms of a mental health disorder, or who may or be susceptible to mental health challenges given their work.
University of Regina - Canadian Institute for Public Safety Research and Treatment × Public Safety Canada
5 grants totalling $37.8M
(PDCP) Policy Development Contribution Program
69 grants totalling $84.1M
Related Grants
| Recipient | Amount | Program |
|---|---|---|
| University of Regina - Canadian Institute for Public Safety Research and Treatment | Université de Regina - Institut canadien de recherche et de traitement en Sécurité publique | $23.2M | (PDCP) Policy Development Contribution P... |
| University of Regina - Canadian Institute for Public Safety Research and Treatment | $21.5M | (PDCP) Policy Development Contribution P... |
| University of Regina - Canadian Institute for Public Safety Research and Treatment | Université de Regina - Institut canadien de recherche et de traitement en sécurité publique | $15.0M | (PDCP) Policy Development Contribution P... |
| Runnymede Healthcare Centre | Centre de soins de santé runnymede | $1.0M | (PDCP) Policy Development Contribution P... |
| Université du Québec à Montréal | $619.4K | (PDCP) Policy Development Contribution P... |