The Association of Breast Surgery primarily funds work that strengthens breast surgery practice and breast cancer care, with a clear emphasis on its own members in the UK. Its support is highly professional-development oriented, backing education, training, research development, and clinical capacity building rather than broad community grants. It also supports a targeted international partnership in Zimbabwe, suggesting interest in practical, surgery-linked breast cancer improvement where ABS expertise can have direct impact.
Primarily member-focused, competitive grant and bursary programs with project-based support; awards appear to be modest-to-moderate and tied to specific training, fellowship, or research activities rather than open-ended operating grants. Funding is offered through named programs, with deadlines not consistently published on scraped pages and some rounds announced ad hoc.
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Check the ABS website for program-specific calls and eligibility, as most opportunities are restricted to ABS members and deadlines are not always posted in advance. Prepare a focused proposal that clearly explains how the activity will improve breast surgery standards, early detection, prevention, or clinical capacity, and be ready to show direct benefit to UK practice or the Zimbabwe partnership context.
Current and upcoming funding from Association Of Breast Surgery that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Open to individuals working within institutions in the UK and Ireland; research should further ABS aims and be of clear value to the NHS. Current ABS award holders as Chief Investigator cannot apply for a further concurrent award as CI. New Investigator Award and Nurse Member Award may be available.
Deadline: 20 October 2026
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