Addressing the growing burden of injuries requires collaboration across disciplines, sectors, and communities. The Centre for Injury Research serves as a platform that brings together researchers, clinicians, public health professionals, policymakers, industry partners, civil society organisations, and communities to generate evidence and translate it into meaningful action.

Our collaborations span the full spectrum of injury research, including road safety, suicide prevention, drowning, falls, snakebite, trauma systems, occupational injuries, climate-related injuries, gender-based violence, and other emerging injury priorities. We are equally committed to developing cross-cutting partnerships in surveillance, data science, health systems, policy, implementation research, and capacity building.

We work with academic institutions, government agencies, healthcare providers, international organisations, funding agencies, industry, non-governmental organisations, and community groups to co-design research, build capacity, and develop evidence-informed solutions that improve health and save lives.

We welcome collaborations that advance the science and practice of injury prevention, trauma care, rehabilitation, and recovery. Whether through multidisciplinary research, capacity strengthening, policy engagement, implementation science, or community partnerships, we believe that diverse perspectives are essential to addressing complex injury challenges.

Whether you are interested in developing research programmes, translating evidence into policy, strengthening health systems, supporting implementation, or training the next generation of researchers, we welcome opportunities to work together to advance injury prevention and improve population health.