Over the past three decades, the ATP have attracted numerous scientific grants from major funding bodies such as the National Health and Medical Research Council and the Australian Research Council. Table 1 provides the history of grant income to the project, including sub-studies (highlighted in grey), funding sources, and principal investigators.

Table 1: Grant funding timeline for the Australian Temperament Project since commencement in 1983.
ATP Generation 3 Study (2012 onwards) Grant Scheme Investigators
2020 – 2024
Development and Trial implementation of a Comprehensive Intergenerational Mental Health Monitoring System
National Health and Medical Research Council

Investigator Grant

Craig Olsson
2020 – 2022
Intergenerational Determinants of Child Development on School Entry
Australian Research Council

Discovery Project

Craig Olsson
Ann Sanson
Peter Enticott
Jenn McIntosh
Martin Guhn
Jacqui Macdonald
2018 – 2020
The Intergenerational Origins of Childhood Emotional Security: A Cross Cohort Analysis Spanning Three Cohorts and Three Generations
Australian Research Council

Discovery Project

Craig Olsson
George Patton
Bob Hancox
Rob McGee
Delyse Hutchinson
George Youssef
Jenn McIntosh
2017-2019
Trial of the Toddler Development Instrument

Ian Potter Foundation Grant

Department of Education and Training Victoria

Craig Olsson
Catherine Watkin Nolan
John Toumbourou
2016-2018
ATP Generation 3 Life Perinatal (Completion)
Australian Research Council

Discovery Project Grant

Craig Olsson
Ann Sanson
Jen McIntosh
Rob McGee
Jacqui Macdonald
Delys Hutchinson
Andrew Lewis
Ben Edwards
2015-2020
ATP Generation 3 Life@4 years
National Health and Medical Research Council

Project Grant

Craig Olsson
Ann Sanson
George Patton
Rob McGee
Jen McIntosh
G. Carol
Delys Hutchinson
Ben Edwards
2013-2017
Principal Research Fellowship
Australian Research Council

Discovery Outstanding Researcher Award.

Craig Olsson
2013-2016
ATP Generation 3 Life Perinatal
Australian Research Council

Discovery Project Grant

Craig Olsson
Ann Sanson
John W. Toumbourou
Delys Hutchinson
Andrew Lewis
Ben Edwards
Rob McGee
2011 –2012
Pilot: ATP Generation 3 Study
Financial Markets for Children
Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
Craig Olsson
Ann Sanson
John W. Toumbourou
Jacqui Macdonald
ATP Generation 1 & 2 Study (1983 onwards)
2014-2015
Wave 16, 31-32 years
Australian Institute of Family Studies
ATP Generation 3 Study funds
2011-2012
Stability and change in driving behaviour from late teens to late twenties
Transport Accident Commission of Victoria
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
2010-2011
Wave 15, 27-28 years
Australian Research Council
Australian Institute of Family Studies
Transport Accident Commission of Victoria
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
2008-2010
The development and sequelae of problematic alcohol use
R.E. Ross Trust
2006-2009
Continuity of driving behaviour in early adulthood
Transport Accident Commission of Victoria
Royal Automobile Club of Vitoria
2006-2007
Wave 14, 23-24 years
Australian Research Council
Australian Institute of Family Studies
Transport Accident Commission of Victoria
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
2002-2005
Driving behaviour in early adulthood
Transport Accident Commission of Victoria
Royal Automobile Club of Vitoria
2002-2005
Patterns, precursors and consequences of adolescent antisocial behaviour
Crime Prevention Victoria
2002
Wave 13. 19-20 years
Australian Institute of Family Studies
Crime Prevention Victoria
Transport Accident Commission of Victoria
Royal Automobile Club of Victoria
2001
Depression
National Health and Medical Research Council
2000
Wave 12. 17-18 years
National Health and Medical Research Council (part of g above)
1999
Disordered eating
Australian Research Council small grants (La Trobe)
1999
Licit and illicit substance use
R.E. Ross Trust
1998-2000
Risk and resilience
National Health and Medical Research Council
1998-1999
Genetics
Australian Research Council
1998
Adolescent substance use
Royal Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
1998
Wave 11. 15-16 years
Royal Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
1996
Wave 10. 13-14 years
Royal Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
1995
Wave 9. 12-13 years
La Trobe University
1994-1996
Transitions to adolescence
National Health and Medical Research Council
1994
Wave 8. 11-12 years
National Health and Medical Research Council (part of d below) Royal Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
1992
Wave 7. 9-10 years
La Trobe University
1991-1994
Chronic illness
Victorian Health Promotion Fund
Royal Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
1992-1993
Reading difficulties
Australian Research Council
1990
Wave 6. 7-8 years
National Health and Medical Research Council
1998
Wave 5. 5-6 years
National Health and Medical Research Council
1986-1989
Interview Family study
National Health and Medical Research Council
1986
Wave 4. 3-4 years 1986
National Health and Medical Research Council
1985
Wave 3. 2-3 years
National Health and Medical Research Council
1984
Wave 2.1-2 years
Royal Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
1983
Wave 1. 4-8 months
Royal Children’s Hospital Research Foundation