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AHDC
(redirected from Aiming High for Disabled Children)

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AHDCAdult Day Health Care
AHDCAiming High for Disabled Children (UK; est. 2007; Department for Children, Schools and Families)
AHDCAffordable Housing Development Company (various locations)
AHDCAllegheny Heritage Development Corporation
AHDCAd Hoc Disciplinary Committee (UN)
AHDCAnimal Health & Diagnostic Commission (Pennsylvania)


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council is receiving the funding over the next two years from the Aiming High for Disabled Children fund.
Holiday boost for disabled by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
And yet the gap between the rhetoric that spews from Whitehall in the form of endless initiatives -- such as Better Lives, Better Care and Aiming High For Disabled Children -- and the reality on the frontline is wider than ever.
WHEN LOVE IS NOT ENOUGH; It's the hardest job in the world, but ... by The Daily Mail (London, England)
Aiming High for Disabled Children is offering grants to help groups and organisations start or improve schemes that increase the amount and range of activities available to young people with disabilities.
Cash boost for disabled children by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
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