TWINS FORUM
Since our establishment in 2008, Twins Forum has dedicated itself to restoring hope to vulnerable multiple-birth families. What began as an emergency intervention for abandoned quadruplets in Kiboga District, Uganda has evolved into a nationwide movement advocating for health support, education, family empowerment, advocacy, and sustainable community development for vulnerable twins, triplets, quadruplets, and other multiple-birth children across Uganda
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Our Programs
Twins Forum International develops programmes that address the unique challenges faced by multiple-birth families
ABOUT US
Empowering Vulnerable Twins and Multiples for a Better Future
Twins Forum is a registered non-profit organization ( Registration Number: WCBO/26/319 ) dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable twins, triplets, quadruplets, and other multiple-birth children across Uganda. Since 2008, we have been working with communities, families, government institutions, and development partners to ensure every child born as part of a multiple birth has access to quality healthcare, education, protection, and opportunities for a better future.
Together, we can build hope, restore dignity, and transform lives.
Let’s meet our Founders
Babirye Barbara M and Nakato Brenda M
Babirye Barbara M and Nakato Brenda M are twins and co-founders of Twins Forum, where they advocate for vulnerable multiple-birth families and disadvantaged communities. Their leadership is characterized by grassroots community engagement, partnership building, resource mobilization, and a strong commitment to social justice and equitable development.
As twins themselves, they have personally witnessed the challenges faced by twins and other multiple-birth children in their communities. This experience inspired them to take action and lead efforts to support vulnerable twins, triplets, quadruplets, and other multiple-birth children across Uganda.
Publications
Twins Forum and its founders were featured on CNN, Vision Group, and Bukedde TV as part of their advocacy efforts to raise awareness about the challenges faced by twins and to mobilize resources to rescue, protect, and support twins living in poverty and difficult circumstances. Through these media platforms, Twins Forum highlighted the urgent needs of vulnerable twins and called upon individuals, organizations, and well-wishers to contribute resources and support initiatives aimed at improving their welfare, dignity, and quality of life.