DrHolly Mack

Dr Mack's research has received the following funding:

$20,000 - Growing Old Well: A 10-year Storyline of Research Translation in Partnership with NSW Aboriginal Communities (KGOWS Storyline). Funded by SPHERE Aboriginal Health & Wellbeing Stream Grant. (2019-2021)

$336,892 - Bulundidi Gudaga: Supporting a strong start to learning for urban Aboriginal children. Funded by Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation. (2017-2019)

Closing the Gap in health, development and readiness for school for Aboriginal children in an urban community: Bulundidi Gudaga Gets Ready for SchoolTrial registration: Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry ACTRN12616001721493 Registered 14 Dec 2016.

$480,000 - Gudaga Research Program Leader. Funded by CAGES Foundation. (2015-2018)

$724,000 - The Ironbark Project: Fall Prevention in Older Aboriginal People in NSW. Funded by NSW Ministry of Health, Aboriginal Injury Prevention & Safety Promotion Demonstration Grants Program. (2014-2016)

$330,000 - The Koori Dementia Care Project. Funded by NSW Government, Ageing, Disability & Home Care (ADHC). (2011-2013)

$15,000 - The Koori Growing Old Well Study: Early Life Events, the Brain & Ageing MRI Brain Scan Pilot Study. Funded by Prince of Wales Hospital Ageing Research Centre. (2011-2012)

$15,000 - The Koori Dementia Care Project. Funded by The Benevolent Society. (2011)

$430,726 - RW & JG Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Aboriginal Health & Ageing. Funded by Benefactor. (2010-2014)

$46,680 - NSW Aboriginal Community Dementia Program. Funded by Australian Government, Department of Health & Ageing, Dementia Community Support Grants. (2010-2011)

$1,484,906 - What is the Burden of Dementia in Urban Indigenous Population?The Koori Growing Old Well Study (KGOWS): Investigating the prevalence of dementia in urban-dwelling Aboriginal people. Funded by NHMRC Project Grant #510347 (2008-2014)