• Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)


• Community-University Research Alliance (CURA)


• Manitoba Health


• Manitoba Health Research Council (MHRC)


• Medical Research Council (MRC)


• National Health Research and Development Program (NHRDP)


• Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada (SSHRC)

Dr. Chipperfield was either the principal investigator or a co-investigator on the following grants:

Principal Investigator:

Psychosocial predictors of health and survival in late life. CIHR (2013-18)

The role of control-based belief systems in achievement and well-being. SSHRC (2010-13)

Health, well-being, and vitality in very late life. CIHR (2007-2013)

Psychological and behavioural determinants of healthy aging. CIHR (2005-2006)

Activity level and health in later life. CIHR (2003-2007)

Health and aging. CIHR (2000-2005)

Health and well being in later life. MRC (1996-2001)

Independence and well being among seniors. MHRC (1993-1996)

Aging in Manitoba: A 20-year longitudinal study of elders. NHRDP (1992-1996)

Co-Investigator:

Lost in transition: A motivation treatment to counteract disengagement. SSHRC (2012-17)

Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging. CIHR (2009-2014)

Building Age-Friendly Communities: Promoting Active Aging. CURA (2007-2012)

A longitudinal analysis of psychosocial determinants of academic development. SSHRC (2007-2010)

A study of successful aging in Manitoba. SSHRC (2005-2008)

The epidemiology of persistent good health in older adults. CIHR (2005-2007)

Activity and successful aging among the oldest old: A pilot study. CIHR (200)

Aging in Manitoba, 30 years later: 2001. NHDRP (2000-2005)

Determinants of chronic good health and chronic ill health. SSHRC (2000-2003)

A multidisciplinary collaborative research initiative for a longitudinal project on stress, coping, and health. SSHRC (1999-2003)

Aging in Manitoba longitudinal studies, 1996 wave. NHRDP and MH (1996-1999)

Stability and change in self-rated general health status. NHRDP (1998-1999)

Wellness Institute services evaluation research. Manitoba Health (1997-1999)

Understanding the relationship between perceive control, personal health practices, and health status. NHRDP (1996-1997)