What does scvs mean?
scvs means Sefton Council for Voluntary Service
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Sefton Council for Voluntary Service?
Sefton Council for Voluntary Service can be abbreviated as scvs
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What does scvs stand for? scvs stands for "Sefton Council for Voluntary Service". |
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How to abbreviate "Sefton Council for Voluntary Service"? "Sefton Council for Voluntary Service" can be abbreviated as scvs. |
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What is the meaning of scvs abbreviation? The meaning of scvs abbreviation is "Sefton Council for Voluntary Service". |
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What is scvs abbreviation? One of the definitions of scvs is "Sefton Council for Voluntary Service". |
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What does scvs mean? scvs as abbreviation means "Sefton Council for Voluntary Service". |
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What is shorthand of Sefton Council for Voluntary Service? The most common shorthand of "Sefton Council for Voluntary Service" is scvs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- KCVS - Knowsley Council for Voluntary Service
- CCVS - Cambridge Council for Voluntary Service
- CVSR - Council for Voluntary Service Rochdale
- DCVS - Darlington Council for Voluntary Service
- DCVS - Derby Council for Voluntary Service
- DCVS - Derwentside Council for Voluntary Service
- FCVS - Fenland Council for Voluntary Service
- HCVS - Hackney Council for Voluntary Service
- MCVS - Merseyside Council for Voluntary Service
- SCVS - Swansea Council for Voluntary Service
- WCVS - Wansbeck Council for Voluntary Service
- BCVS - Bracknell Council for Voluntary Service
- CCVS - Crawley Council for Voluntary Service
- DCVS - Dacorum Council for Voluntary Service
- GCVS - Glasgow Council for Voluntary Service
- NCVS - Newcastle Council for Voluntary Service
- NCVS - Nottingham Council for Voluntary Service
- SCVS - Sunderland Council for Voluntary Service
- SSCVS - Staffordshire Council for Voluntary Service
- wcvs - Worthing Council for Voluntary Service