Find that Charity | GB-CHC-1085898 | Aabacus (Autism Applied Behaviour Analysis Cornwall Unlocking the Silence)

This organisation's identifier is GB-CHC-1085898 .

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Description

The charity was involved in helping to support children with autism in Cornwall who were on an ABA programme. The charity is currently dormant as there are no programmes going on at present.

Also known as

Aabacus (Autism Applied Behaviour Analysis Cornwall Unlocking the Silence)

CCEW Charity number

1085898

Registered

29 March 2001

Removed

09 September 2010

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Aabacus (Autism Applied Behaviour Analysis Cornwall Unlocking the Silence)

GB-CHC-1085898

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Aabacus (Autism Applied Behaviour Analysis Cornwall Unlocking the Silence)

GB-CHC-1085898

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International Classification of Non-profit and Third Sector Organizations (ICNP/TSO)

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Services for people with disabilities D13

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