Patient Advocacy Group (PAG) Grants
*Applications are now closed*
ESE supports Affiliated Patient Advocacy Group Members with grants worth €400 each, as a contribution towards the cost of one of their officials attending ECE. These grants are available to ESE Patient Advocacy Groups (PAGs) who are PAG Affiliate Members of ESE and who are participating in the Congress.
The grant application deadline for ECE grants was 15 March 2024 (now closed).
For more information on the ESE PAG Affiliate Membership Scheme, or to join, please visit the membership pages.
- Applications must be from PAGs who are approved PAG Affiliate Members of ESE.
- Only one application per ESE PAG Affiliated Member is permitted.
- The PAG must be participating in ECE by either representing the PAG on their PAG stand or have an agreement in place to run a Patient Voice Session at ECE.
Application Process
Please complete application form below where you will be asked to confirm participation in ECE via a PAG stand or Patient Voice Session. When you click on the form you will be asked to log in to the ESE portal. If you have not yet created an account please enter your email at the first screen and the proceed to create an account. Please get in touch with info@ese-hormones.org with any questions at all.
Selection Process
ESE PAG grants will be awarded on a first come first served basis up to a maximum of 10 grants in total, and maximum of one grant per PAG, provided the criteria are met.
Grants are paid to applications after the event/meeting and on receipt of an expense claim form and supporting receipts or documentation. These need to be submitted to the ESE Office within 6 weeks of the ECE meeting that has been attended, or the application will be void. Payment to an institution can be made in advance of the meeting or event.
Please contact the ESE Office for further information.
Please note: We are unable to provide grants to individuals or institutions currently under sanction according to the consolidated list of financial sanctions targets in the UK, as listed here.
Applications are verified to ensure this is not the case before a grant is awarded. ESE does not permit sanctioned individuals or individuals from sanctioned institutions to attend any ESE events.