🕵️ Research Room
Unlock Unrivalled Insights! Drive Meaningful Change!
Welcome to the Genyus Research Room, where researchers and our dynamic community unite on impactful research. Connect with individuals with lived experience to gain meaningful insights and foster mutual growth.
Guidelines for Researchers:
- Align: Your research must align with our values: Empowerment, Generosity, Openness, and Trust.
- Be Relevant: Ensure your topic is significant to our members’ experiences.
- Get Approved: All activities need our team’s authorization.
- Show Respect: Engage thoughtfully and constructively.
Latest Research Opportunities 
Your Preferences Matter!
Meet Lauren Christie (Loz), our researcher and team mate from St. Vincent’s Health Network, wants to hear about your “Preferences for Upper Limb Therapy After Stroke.”
Are you a young stroke survivor eager to make a positive change in the community? This is your chance to be part of groundbreaking research!
If you’re under 55, and had a stroke in the past 10 years, and live in Australia – you can help shape new services for young stroke survivors by participating in our survey.
Researchers from The Florey Institute are recruiting younger stroke survivors to participate in a research study about finding a silver lining after stroke.
A new physiotherapy program designed to improve mobility after stroke.
We’re establishing a group of paid Lived Experience Consultants to help get this massive project right.
Summer Foundation asked us to help get a PPE survey to you – AND THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED…
Australian-first research
to protect people with
Acquired Brain Injury
from cyber scams.
Find out from the horses mouth – how you can make your work more impactful and meaningful through sensitive engagement with people who have lived experience.
If you’re a stroke survivor, supporter or loved one – the Hunter Medical Research Institute want to hear from you…
If you’re a stroke survivor, the University of British Columbia needs you…
The Florey Institute wants to know what impacts you most as a Young Stroke Survivor!