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    Be part of ongoing or future research

    The best way to start this process is to have a chat with a researcher in IIMPACT about what opportunities there may be. Check out ongoing research projects on Our Research page or find a research leader via the Our People page.

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    Opportunities for government, corporate or community groups

    IIMPACT works with a range of partners across the lifecycle of research, from design through to implementation. If you have a problem relevant to Allied Health and our research strengths, chances are that we can help you solve it, or you can help us solve something else, or both!

    IIMPACT can partner with you on:

    • Understanding the problem and discovering solutions
    • Testing solutions through contemporary and innovative research
    • Implementing effective solutions and identifying new problems.
    • Facilitating engagement with consumer and clinical end-users

    For partnership opportunities, consider reaching out to individual IIMPACT researchers or for more general inquiries, please contact iimpact@unisa.edu.au.

  • heart-favourite Donate to IIMPACT in Health minus-thin plus-thin

    The easiest way to do this is to follow this link to give to UniSA – you will have the opportunity to indicate that you want your donation to go to IIMPACT. If you would like to support work in a particular area, or even a particular project or researcher, you can indicate that when you fill out the form.

    Sponsor Initiatives of IIMPACT that improve the lives of Australians with health conditions

    Pain Revolution

    Pain Revolution brings together researchers, clinicians, people with lived experience and peak bodies. We are working together towards a vision that all Australians have the knowledge, skills and support to prevent and overcome persistent pain.  

    IIMPACT has a range of sponsorship opportunities for Pain Revolution. Please contact Tracy Jones.

    ifarmwell

    ifarmwell is an online, self-help program, designed based upon what farmers want and what research has shown will help improve farmers’ wellbeing and ability to cope with things beyond their control (e.g. drought).  Hear how ifarmwell made Kym's life easier to live in this video.

    To sponsor this initiative, visit here and specify ifarmwell in the comments.