What does UASCC mean?
UASCC means Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care?
Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care can be abbreviated as UASCC
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What does UASCC stand for? UASCC stands for "Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care". |
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How to abbreviate "Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care"? "Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care" can be abbreviated as UASCC. |
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What is the meaning of UASCC abbreviation? The meaning of UASCC abbreviation is "Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care". |
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What is UASCC abbreviation? One of the definitions of UASCC is "Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care". |
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What does UASCC mean? UASCC as abbreviation means "Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care". |
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What is shorthand of Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care? The most common shorthand of "Universal Access to Subsidized Child Care" is UASCC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CCAMPIS - Child Care Access Means Parents in School
- ABCD - Access to Baby and Child Dentistry
- AMHC - Access to Mental Health Care in Children
- CAMPIS - Child Care Access Means Parents in School
- EAPMC - Equitable Access to Primary Medical Care
- UAFC - Universal Access to the Female Condom
- UCCB - Universal Child Care Benefit
- ABC - Access to Benefits and Care
- ABCDE - Access to Baby and Child Dentistry
- ABCDE - Access to Baby and Child Dentistry Expanded
- IAQAC - Improving Access to Quality Asthma Care
- SAPHC - Strengthening Access to Primary Health Care
- UAPS - Universal Access to Public Space
- UATM - Universal Access To Mail
- USCC - Universal Screening in Child Care
- abc - Access to Baby and Child
- amhc - Access to Mental Health Care
- uact - Universal Access to Competitiveness and Trade
- uafc - Universal Access to Female Condoms
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