Helping to find a cure
Over many years, our foundation has provided important funding for health and cancer research. This research has assisted greatly in the development of various cures and treatments. Through research, a greater understanding of diseases, their causes, detection, prevention and treatments has been developed.
Our research has been conducted in a variety of fields including Parkinson's disease, kidney disease, asthma, urodynamics, anti-venom, immunology, ophthalmology, toxicology, perinatal, schizophrenia, diabetes, skin cancer, cervical cancer, cord blood, in-vitro corneal transplant, adolescent cancer therapies, bone and joint disease and ovarian cancer.
Lions Medical Research Foundation
Has a long history of supporting researchers across diverse fields. The research fellowships are typically offered for a three-year period and are intended for biomedical researchers within 10 years of their PhDs. Applicants must be an Australian Citizen or have Australian residency for the duration of the fellowship. The work to be conducted must be carried out in the state of Queensland at a university, teaching/research hospital, medical research institute or other approved research facilities.
Future fellowships have yet to be announced. Once applications are open, the website will be updated with timelines and details. Interested parties will be advised by email.
LMRF Mission Statement
A foundation dedicated to funding life changing medical research.
LMRF Vision Statement
Research is tomorrow’s hope.
LMRF Values
As a community based not-for-profit organisation, LMRF
- ADHERES to the Code of Ethics of Lions Clubs International
- EMBRACES our Constituent Members - the Lions Clubs of Queensland & Northern New South Wales, and the broader Lions community which includes Leo Clubs
- SUPPORTS sustainable growth to secure funding into the future
- COMMITS to working with the medical research community to ensure viable and continuous programs