Christine Kaye

The Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation 2014 is a national charity that provides community and personal welfare services to mining and former mining communities. The organization is based in Rotherham, UK and was founded in 1995. The British company focuses on convalescence and have different policies about eligibility and conditions. Additionally, there are around 250 recreational charities still operating as independent miners' welfare and an additional 425 where a municipal authority acts as the Trustee. The CEO is Nicola Didlock.

The Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation 2014 is a national charity that provides community and personal welfare services to mining and former mining communities. The organization is based in Rotherham, UK and was founded in 1995. The British company focuses on convalescence and have different policies about eligibility and conditions. Additionally, there are around 250 recreational charities still operating as independent miners' welfare and an additional 425 where a municipal authority acts as the Trustee. The CEO is Nicola Didlock.

The Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation 2014 is a national charity that provides community and personal welfare services to mining and former mining communities. The organization is based in Rotherham, UK and was founded in 1995. The British company focuses on convalescence and have different policies about eligibility and conditions. Additionally, there are around 250 recreational charities still operating as independent miners' welfare and an additional 425 where a municipal authority acts as the Trustee. The CEO is Nicola Didlock.

The Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation 2014 is a national charity that provides community and personal welfare services to mining and former mining communities. The organization is based in Rotherham, UK and was founded in 1995. The British company focuses on convalescence and have different policies about eligibility and conditions. Additionally, there are around 250 recreational charities still operating as independent miners' welfare and an additional 425 where a municipal authority acts as the Trustee. The CEO is Nicola Didlock.

The Coal Industry Social Welfare Organisation 2014 is a national charity that provides community and personal welfare services to mining and former mining communities. The organization is based in Rotherham, UK and was founded in 1995. The British company focuses on convalescence and have different policies about eligibility and conditions. Additionally, there are around 250 recreational charities still operating as independent miners' welfare and an additional 425 where a municipal authority acts as the Trustee. The CEO is Nicola Didlock.