Published: 19 Nov 2024 4,002 views
Are you living with a diagnosis of rheumatic disease? We’re offering a meaningful scholarship to full-time students pursuing further learning at Canadian universities or colleges, and those enrolled in trade school educational programs starting in September 2024. We’re seeking individuals who embrace a lifestyle that transcends the limitations imposed by living with a disability.
The Young Scholars Program is designed to empower students living with rheumatic diseases by offering workshops, financial support, and access to essential tools and resources. These initiatives aim to help students excel academically and personally, despite the ongoing challenges they face due to their conditions.
Take a Pain Check was launched as a podcast in March 2021 by Natasha Trehan. Natasha was diagnosed at the age of 13 with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis, and is currently studying Transitional and Molecular Medicine at the University of Ottawa. As a teenager, she felt alone and was unable to find resources to connect with other people with similar lived experiences. After joining a support group 2 years into her journey, and meeting tons of other youth, The Take a Pain Check Podcast was born to ensure that young patients feel supported in every step of the way. Soon after the podcast la... continue reading
The STEM Without Limits Take a Pain Check Scholarship, valued at $2,500 CAD each, is open to students living with a rheumatic condition who are currently pursuing higher education in any science, technology, mathematics, or engineering related field. This scholarship seeks to provide equal access to opportunities for individuals with rheumatic diseases, empowering them to advance rheumatology through research, innovation, and advocacy. We believe in a future where individuals in STEM with rheumatic conditions are recognized for their hard work and contributions. This scholarship is open to one STEM undergraduate student and one graduate MD/DMD/DDS student, and selection will be based on academic excellence and community involvement.
For more details, visit Take a Pain Check Foundation STEM Without Limits Scholarship webpage
