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Theodosia Anne Ellert

Theodosia Anne Ellert was previously a secretary of Children in Crisis (until 1994). Source: Companies House records.

Secretary at Children in Crisis

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  • 1 previous role
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Official record Companies House · updated 4th October 2026 · Free, no card or password

Roles

1 role across 1 organisation
  • Children in Crisis
    Secretary · 1993-1994
    Official record ยท Companies House
    Source
    Companies House
    Organisation
    Children in Crisis
    Role
    Secretary
    Appointed
    1993-04-30
    Ended
    1994-08-02
    Record reference
    Company 02815817
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5 people across 1 organisation

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