2020 Principal Investigator: Telemedicine-based care for older people (Wrapson, W., Williams, M.). Health Research Council of New Zealand. 1 year from 1/11/20.
2019 Named Investigator: Improving publicly-funded Pacific Bariatric surgery patients’ retention rates (Taylor, T., Dewes, O., Siegert, R., Shepherd, P., Wrapson, W.). Health Research Council of New Zealand - Pacific Health Sir Thomas Davis Te Patu Kite Rangi Ariki Fellowship awarded to T Taylor: 2 years from 1/12/19.
2019 Principal Investigator: Digital inclusion in aged care in New Zealand (Wrapson, W.). Auckland University of Technology School of Public Health & Psychosocial Studies internal funding: 4 months from 2/8/19.
2019 Associate Investigator: Ageing Well through Eating, Sleeping, Socialising and Mobility, AWESSoM (Kerse, N. (PI) and (alphabetical order): Abey-Nesbit, R., Davey, J., Dewes, O., Ferguson, A., Gibson, R., Jagger, C., Jamieson, H., Kayes, N., Kingston, A., Lord, S., McBain, L., Mitchell, S., Neville, S., Peri, K., Pickering, J., Rolleston, A., Smith, M., Tautolo, E-S., Taylor, L., Teh, R., Thomson, M., Wrapson, W.). National Science Challenge - Ageing Well: 5 years from 1/7/19.
2018 Associate Investigator: Untangling inflammation and depression in a Pacific youth cohort (Siegert, R.J., Tautolo, E.S., Narayanan, A., Merien, F.L.R., Paterson, J.E., Wrapson, W., Berk, M., Dipnall, J.F., & Sumich, A.L.). Marsden Fund: 3 years from 1/4/19.
2017 Principal Investigator: Loneliness and social isolation in those with complex medical issues (Wrapson, W., Theadom, A., & Siegert, R.). Trustees of Estate of Jeanette Crossley: 21 months from 1/10/17 (extended to 6/12/19).
2017 Associate Investigator: Mindfulness training for people after stroke: A feasibility study (Siegert, R., Theadom, A., Kayes, N., Babbage, D., Wrapson, W., Taylor, S., Rutherford, S., Snell, D., Roche, M.); Health Research Council: 2 years from 1/7/17.
2017 Principal Investigator: Internet usage and social connectedness of residents of aged care facilities (Wrapson, W., & McKenzie-Green, B.); InternetNZ: 12 months from 8/6/17.
2016 Associate Investigator: Pacific Islands Families: Healthy Pacific Grandparents Study (Tautolo, E., Paterson, J., Wrapson, W., Wright-St Clair, V., Neville, S., Dewes, O., Iusitini, I.); National Science Challenge – Ageing Well: 2½ years from 1/2/17.
2016 Co-Investigator: An Integrated Mind-Brain-Body Approach to Health and Wellbeing (Siegert, R.); Royal Society Catalyst Fund Seeding grant: 2 years from 1/2/17.
2015 Member of research team: Mindfulness – How does it work and for whom? (led by Siegert, R). Principal Investigator for one of the studies forming part of the programme of research: The impact of mindfulness training on care workers in residential aged care facilities (Wrapson, W., & Dorrestein, M.); AUT Strategic Research Investment Fund: 12 months from 1/1/16.
2015 Principal Investigator: Families coping with ageing-in-place (Wrapson, W.); internal AUT funding from the School of Public Health and Psychosocial Studies.
2015 Principal Investigator: Employer support for carers of older people (Wrapson, W. & Myers, B.); internal AUT funding from the Wellbeing and Performance Research Group of the New Zealand Work Research Institute.
2015 Principal Investigator: Active Workplaces (Wrapson, W., Hinckson, E., & Ryan, I.); internal AUT funding from the Wellbeing and Performance Research Group of the New Zealand Work Research Institute.
2014 Associate Investigator: Digital media in children’s and adolescents’ lives (Hinckson, E., Landhuis, E., & Wrapson, W.); AUT Strategic Research Investment Fund: 8 months.