BAS offers a range of Funding and Prizes

BAS Small Grants (previously: Seed Funding)

Small grants of up to £1500 per application are available and can be used to supplement other research/knowledge exchange funding that the applicants have already secured. The Small Grants (previously: Seed Fund) is for UK based activities that involve and benefit people with aphasia and their family members/carers. Some examples might be: support for events, new initiatives in aphasia, focus groups, or pilot research.
 

More information on Small Grants and how to apply can be found here. Examples of previous projects funded by the Small Grants can also be found on that page.

 

BAS Conference Support Fund

A total of £2,000 per annum is usually available to support BAS members wishing to attend BAS and non-BAS Events grants.

For further details and previous winners of the student prize, please see information here. 

BAS Student Prizes

BAS organises two annual student prizes, the BAS Student Essay/Case Report Prize award is £150 for the best essay or case report on any topic relating to acquired aphasia. Entrants should be undergraduate or postgraduate students (Masters level).  Whereas the BAS Student Project Prize is £300 for the best student project on any topic relating to acquired aphasia. The prize will be divided £200 to the winning student and £100 to his/her educational establishment. 

For further details and previous winners of the student prize, please see information here.