What does VITA mean?
VITA means Visually Impaired Training Archive
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Visually Impaired Training Archive?
Visually Impaired Training Archive can be abbreviated as VITA
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What does VITA stand for? VITA stands for "Visually Impaired Training Archive". |
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How to abbreviate "Visually Impaired Training Archive"? "Visually Impaired Training Archive" can be abbreviated as VITA. |
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What is the meaning of VITA abbreviation? The meaning of VITA abbreviation is "Visually Impaired Training Archive". |
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What is VITA abbreviation? One of the definitions of VITA is "Visually Impaired Training Archive". |
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What does VITA mean? VITA as abbreviation means "Visually Impaired Training Archive". |
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What is shorthand of Visually Impaired Training Archive? The most common shorthand of "Visually Impaired Training Archive" is VITA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- VIBUG - Visually Impaired and Blind User Group
- VICKIE - Visually Impaired Children Kit for Inclusive Education
- VICTA - Visually Impaired Children Taking Action
- VICUG - Visually Impaired Computer Users Group
- VIDIP - Visually Impaired Data Processors International
- VIDPI - Visually Impaired Data Processors International
- VIMU - Visually Impaired Media Unit
- VIPACE - Visually Impaired Pittsburgh Area Computer Enthusiasts
- VIPS - Visually Impaired Preschool Services
- VISA - Visually Impaired Spectators Association
- VISG - Visually Impaired Support Group
- VIC - Visually Impaired Center
- VIMT - visually impaired medical transcriptionist
- VIMA - Visually Impaired Musicians Association
- VIMAC - Visually Impaired Media Access Consultants
- VIP - Visually Impaired Person
- VICS - visually impaired computer society
- VIIRC - Visually Impaired Infants Research Consortium
- VITAL - Visually Impaired Training and Access to Learning
- VISLANG - Training for teaching languages for vocational purposes to the Visually Impaired