NARI Secures $2.9M Grant to Revolutionize Ageing Research and Aged Care

The National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) is excited to announce that it has successfully raised $2,900,000 in a recent funding round, marking a significant milestone in our journey to improve the lives of older people and those who care for them.

Since our establishment in 1974, NARI has been at the forefront of ageing research, making measurable differences in the quality of life and health outcomes of older Australians both nationally and internationally.

This new injection of capital will accelerate our translational research projects and further strengthen our role as the premier academic centre for ageing research in Australia.

Recognised as a national, independent medical research institute, our success in securing these funds is a testament to the trust and support of industry leaders, innovators, academic experts, and educators who share our vision.

As the first academic centre of its kind, and uniquely structured as an independent non-profit medical research institute and company limited by guarantee, NARI continues to bring together a diverse team whose expertise drives breakthroughs in aged care.

The funds will be strategically deployed to enhance our research capabilities, support cutting-edge clinical trials, and foster collaborative initiatives aimed at addressing the complex challenges of ageing.

Additionally, a portion of the funding will be dedicated to expanding our education and community outreach programs, ensuring that the knowledge and innovations developed within our walls reach those who can benefit most from them.

This funding announcement not only signifies a robust financial endorsement of our mission but also reaffirms our ongoing commitment to shaping the future of aged care for generations to come.