Trademark: CHILDREN FIRST FOUNDATION 1944381
Word
CHILDREN FIRST FOUNDATION
Device Descrption:
LTR E IS SMILING FACE
ID
1944381
Trademark Type
Figurative
Status
Registered: Registered/protected
Application Date
27 July 2018
Registration Date
27 July 2018
Renewal Date
27 July 2028
Owner(s)
Service
Ashurst Australia
Goods and Services:
Class 44:
Provision of health care to disadvantaged children and indigenous children, including those undergoing surgery or receiving medical treatment; personal care services (medical nursing, health, and hygiene care) being the provision of family care and support services to families of disadvantaged children and indigenous children
Provision of health care to disadvantaged children and indigenous children, including those undergoing surgery or receiving medical treatment; personal care services (medical nursing, health, and hygiene care) being the provision of family care and support services to families of disadvantaged children and indigenous children
Class 45:
Professional personal care services (non-medical caregiving) provided by a charitable organisation, including care and support services to disadvantaged children and indigenous children; personal family care and support services (non-medical caregiving), personal care and support services (non-medical caregiving) for disadvantaged persons; provision of charitable services, being mentoring (personal or spiritual) incorporating youth activity schemes; personal and social services rendered by others to meet the needs of disadvantaged children
Professional personal care services (non-medical caregiving) provided by a charitable organisation, including care and support services to disadvantaged children and indigenous children; personal family care and support services (non-medical caregiving), personal care and support services (non-medical caregiving) for disadvantaged persons; provision of charitable services, being mentoring (personal or spiritual) incorporating youth activity schemes; personal and social services rendered by others to meet the needs of disadvantaged children