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GO8246: Cancer Genomics Clinical Trials Fund: SCCT Program

Overview

The Cancer Genomics Clinical Trials Fund (the Fund) is a one-off grant opportunity that will run over three years, FY2025-26 through to FY2027-28.

The Fund will direct additional investment to Australia's Multi-site Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials Groups (CTGs) under the Support for Cancer Clinical Trials (SCCT) program to build capacity and develop approached of methods to set the foundation for, and accelerate the incorporation of genomics into the design of cancer clinical trial concepts and protocols to benefit all CTGs.

For further information please refer to the Cancer Genomics Clinical Trials Fund Grant Opportunity Guidelines.

Eligibility Criteria

The Fund is directed to Australia's Multi-site Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials Groups (CTGs) under the Support for Cancer Clinical Trials (SCCT) program.

Grantees must comply with the Agreement terms, continue to meet the eligibility obligations relating to the National Redress Scheme as set out in the relevant grant opportunity guidelines, and provide required insurances (Public Liability not less than $10,000,000; Professional Indemnity not less than $5,000,000; Workers Compensation as required by applicable state/territory law).

Grantees must provide the reporting and invoicing specified in the Agreement, maintain records and financial accounts, and use the Grant consistent with the Activity Budget and Grant Details.

The Activity starts on execution of the Grant Agreement and (other than final reports) ends on 2028-06-30.

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Quick Info
Funding Amount
Grant funding is to be used to build capacity and develop approaches/methods to incorporate genomics into the design of cancer clinical trial concepts and protocols across CTGs. Explicit uses include investment in shared infrastructure or centralised genomic data to improve collection, storage and linkage of consistent high-quality genomics-integrated research data; addressing data interoperability; informing coordinated tumour-agnostic and multidisciplinary research; strengthening trial design and upskilling CTGs; engagement with Government stakeholders managing existing datasets (for example the National Health Data Hub managed by AIHW) to reduce duplication and support enduring data linkages; improving equitable engagement with priority population groups in protocol design; and increasing awareness of and access to cancer genomic clinical trials particularly in regional and remote areas and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Closing Date
Ongoing - No closing date
Eligible Locations
National (All States)
Contact

Contact information available on the grant website.

Last updated: 3 March 2026