Chernobyl Children's Project (UK) with the registration number 03220045 has been competing in the field for twenty eight years. The Pri/lbg/nsc (private, Limited By Guarantee, No Share Capital, Use Of 'limited' Exemption) is officially located at Kinder House, 28 Fitzalan Street, Glossop and company's area code is SK13 7DL. This enterprise's registered with SIC code 88990 - Other social work activities without accommodation n.e.c.. Chernobyl Children's Project (UK) reported its account information for the period that ended on 2022-09-30. The latest annual confirmation statement was submitted on 2023-03-06.
The firm was registered as a charity on 17th December 1996. It operates under charity registration number 1059832. The geographic range of the enterprise's area of benefit is belarus,ukraine or western russia and it works in multiple cities around Throughout England And Wales and Belarus. As for the charity's financial statement, their best year was 2009 when their income was £720,509 and their spendings were £698,804. Chernobyl Children's Project (UK) engages in training and education, training and education and the advancement of health and saving of lives. It tries to improve the situation of the elderly people, people with disabilities, young people or children. It tries to help its beneficiaries by the means of providing buildings, facilities or open spaces, providing facilities, buildings and open spaces and providing human resources. If you would like to find out something more about the firm's activities, dial them on the following number 01457 863534 / 862112 or visit their official website.
Considering this enterprise's constant development, it was unavoidable to formally appoint extra executives: Lynne M., Catherine M. and Brian H. who have been participating in joint efforts since Friday 1st January 2021 to promote the success of this limited company. To provide support to the directors, this limited company has been utilizing the skills of Catherine M. as a secretary since the appointment on Monday 1st November 2010.
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