THE CHRONIC DISEASE RESEARCH FOUNDATION — grant history
Latest income
£214k
Grants listed (FY2025)
13
Listed grants total
£1.0m
Accounts grants total
£880k
listed grants do not fully reconcile with the accounts total — list may be partialextracted from its FY2025 accounts
Application guidance — from the funder’s own website
- How to apply: Pilot studies of up to £10,000 can be submitted at any time. For other conditions, correspondence should be addressed to Robyn Fitzgerald at [email protected].
Grants made, per its accounts filings
| Recipient | Year | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £402k | Denise Coates Foundation Long Covid study (award 23) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £205k | Role of the cardi-metabolic health associated faecal metabolome (award 10) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £141k | Microbiome Laboratory (award 17) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £70k | Gut Microbiome and Cardiovascular outcomes (award 18 & 19) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £54k | The role of the Microbiome in Low back pain (award 28 & 29) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £50k | Impact of diet and plant diversity on presumed markers of cardiometabolic health (award 27) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £33k | TwinsUK Imaging: A resource for ageing research- five-year project (award 25) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £30k | Changes in gut microbiome composition and links to frailty and inflammaging (Award 30) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £24k | Genetic Epidemiology of Inverse Comorbidity (Award 31) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £11k | Enhancing the TwinsUK biobank with a new Laboratory Information Management system (award 26) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £0 | The COVID Symptom study Application: Research Platform and Biobank (award 22) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £0 | Influence of the gut microbiome on inter-individual differences in blood pressure at fasting and in response to a combined glycaemic and lipaemic test meal challenge (award 15) |
| Kings College, London (KCL) | FY2025 | £0 | Utilising Omega 3 and Fibre to improve metabolic health: a proof of concept nutritional intervention study targeting the Gut Microbiome (award 11) |
| TwinsUK 30th Anniversary | FY2024 | £334k | Grant funding of activities |
| Denise Coates Foundation Long Covid study (award 23) | FY2024 | £173k | Grant funding of activities |
| Enhancing the TwinsUK biobank with a new Laboratory Information Management system (award 26) | FY2024 | £161k | Grant funding of activities |
| The role of the Microbiome in Low back pain (award 28 & 29) | FY2024 | £154k | Grant funding of activities |
| The COVID Symptom study Application: Research Platform and Biobank (award 22) | FY2024 | £141k | Grant funding of activities |
| Gut Microbiome and Cardiovascular outcomes (award 18 & 19) | FY2024 | £126k | Grant funding of activities |
| TwinsUK Imaging: A resource for ageing research- five-year project (award 25) | FY2024 | £70k | Grant funding of activities |
| Role of the cardi-metabolic health associated faecal metabolome (award 10) | FY2024 | £51k | Grant funding of activities |
| Microbiome Laboratory (award 17) | FY2024 | £50k | Grant funding of activities |
| TwinsUK Covid-19 Research Project (award 21) | FY2024 | £47k | Grant funding of activities |
| Impact of diet and plant diversity on presumed markers of cardiometabolic health (award 27) | FY2024 | £29k | Grant funding of activities |
| Assessing the role of long and short-term food choices on gut microbiomeinduced visceral fat mass accumulation (award 16) | FY2024 | £28k | Grant funding of activities |
| Influence of the gut microbiome on inter-individual differences in blood pressure at fasting and in response to a combined glycaemic and lipaemic test meal challenge (award 15) | FY2024 | £15k | Grant funding of activities |
| A statistical framework for personalised nutrition recommendations based on genetic and antrhopometric data (award 12) | FY2024 | £0 | Grant funding of activities |
| Utilising Omega 3 and Fibre to improve metabolic health: a proof of concept nutritional intervention study targeting the Gut Microbiome (award 11) | FY2024 | £0 | Grant funding of activities |
| The COVID Symptom study Application: Research Platform and Biobank (award 22) | FY2023 | £1.3m | Grant to institution |
| TwinsUK Covid-19 Research Project (award 21) | FY2023 | £960k | Grant to institution |
| Microbiome Laboratory (award 17) | FY2023 | £937k | Grant to institution |
| Gut Microbiome and Cardiovascular outcomes (award 18 & 19) | FY2023 | £643k | Grant to institution |
| TwinsUK Imaging: A Resource for Ageing Research (award 25) | FY2023 | £617k | Grant to institution |
| Denise Coates Foundation Long Covid study (award 23) | FY2023 | £563k | Grant to institution |
| Utilising Omega 3 and Fibre to improve metabolic health: a proof of concept nutritional intervention study targeting the Gut Microbiome (award 11) | FY2023 | £169k | Grant to institution |
| Assessing the role of long and short-term food choices on gut microbiomeinduced visceral fat mass accumulation (award 16) | FY2023 | £143k | Grant to institution |
| Role of the cardi-metabolic health associated faecal metabolome (award 10) | FY2023 | £121k | Grant to institution |
| Influence of the gut microbiome on inter-individual differences in blood pressure at fasting and in response to a combined glycaemic and lipaemic test meal challenge (award 15) | FY2023 | £120k | Grant to institution |
| A statistical framework for personalised nutrition recommendations based on genetic and antrhopometric data (award 12) | FY2023 | £88k | Grant to institution |
| Targeted metabolomics of urine samples to understand the role of the gut microbiota in food polyphenol metabolism (award 20) | FY2023 | £50k | Grant to institution |
| TwinsUK 30th Anniversary | FY2023 | £29k | Grant to institution |
| Gut microbiome modulation of fasting glucose homeostasis and postprandial glycaemic response in TwinsUK and PREDICT: towards personalised diet for healthy aging (award 13) | FY2023 | £15k | Grant to institution |
| Role of urinary microbiome in relation to Morbidity in Older People (award 9) | FY2023 | £8k | Grant to institution |
| The COVID Symptom study Application: Research Platform and Biobank (award 22) | FY2022 | £596k | Grants to institutions |
| TwinsUK Covid-19 Research Project (award 21) | FY2022 | £533k | Grants to institutions |
| Microbiome Laboratory (award 17) | FY2022 | £347k | Grants to institutions |
| Denise Coates Foundation Long Covid study (award 23) | FY2022 | £285k | Grants to institutions |
| Gut Microbiome and Cardiovascular outcomes (award 18 & 19) | FY2022 | £143k | Grants to institutions |
| Role of urinary microbiome in relation to Morbidity in Older People (award 9) | FY2022 | £121k | Grants to institutions |
| Assessing the role of long and short-term food choices on gut microbiome-induced visceral fat mass accumulation (award 16) | FY2022 | £70k | Grants to institutions |
| Utilising Omega 3 and Fibre to improve metabolic health: a proof of concept nutritional intervention study targeting the Gut Microbiome (award 11) | FY2022 | £56k | Grants to institutions |
| Role of the cardi-metabolic health associated faecal metabolome (award 10) | FY2022 | £27k | Grants to institutions |
| A statistical framework for personalised nutrition recommendations based on genetic and antrhopometric data (award 12) | FY2022 | £24k | Grants to institutions |
| Influence of the gut microbiome on inter-individual differences in blood pressure at fasting and in response to a combined glycaemic and lipaemic test meal challenge (award 15) | FY2022 | £18k | Grants to institutions |
| Targeted metabolomics of urine samples to understand the role of the gut microbiota in food polyphenol metabolism (award 20) | FY2022 | £10k | Grants to institutions |
| Gut microbiome modulation of fasting glucose homeostasis and postprandial glycaemic response in TwinsUK and PREDICT: towards personalised diet for healthy aging (award 13) | FY2022 | £20 | Grants to institutions |