The expression of interest stage for our new funding call on the topic of “implementing evidence-based interventions to support older adults’ independence” is now open.
To truly drive change, sometimes you need to be a bit of a rebel. And as Susan Kay, Chief Executive of The Dunhill Medical Trust (DMT) puts it, we bring “more than a little dash
Find out moreAt The Dunhill Medical Trust (DMT), we prioritise funding projects that make a real difference in the lives of older people. This commitment was on full display at this year’s Annual Symposium where we showcased
Find out moreHave you joined the DMT Academy yet? It’s an inclusive community of researchers and community innovators working to improve later life health and well-being outcomes. As well as being able to search for, and connect with,
Find out moreEverything you need to know about social Investment in the Health and Social Care sector. Social Finance in partnership with the Connect Fund have developed a resource hub that aims to demystify social investment in
Find out moreEver wonder how we decide which applications get funded? If you are an Early Career Researcher (ECR), the way grant proposals are judged can seem like a bit of a mystery. DMT-funded ECRs, Barbara Balocating
Find out moreWe are delighted to introduce Dr Liam Barrett as the sixth recipient of our Joint Doctoral Fellowship with the British Geriatrics Society.
We are delighted to introduce Dr Elisa Martelletti as the fifth recipient of our Joint Fellowship with the RNID, the national charity supporting people who are deaf, have hearing loss or tinnitus.
We and the British Geriatrics Society share a common goal—improving the quality of life for older people. To do so, we both believe it’s important to have good research and evidence underpinning interventions that aim
Find out moreWe’ve published our most recent annual report and updated action plan in support of the Researcher Development Concordat.
This scheme is targeted towards experienced post-doctoral researchers who are considered to be future leaders in ageing-related research. Funding has been made available to support at least two awards (of three to five years in
Find out moreWe are delighted to reveal that Prof Ilaria Bellantuono and Dr Jenni Burton are the inaugural winners of the DMT Academy Excellence Award.
