GET INVOLVED

 

 

 
Get involved

Stand with families. Make a difference.

Twins Forum's profile invites people of goodwill, well-wishers and funders to contribute resources, skills and
support for vulnerable twins, multiples and their communities.

Partners

Organizations may include:

  • 1 - Government Ministries
  • 2 - District Local Governments
  • 3 - Health Facilities
  • 4 - Development Partners
  • 5 - Faith-Based Organizations
  • 6 - NGOs
  • 7 - Community-Based Organizations
  • 8 - Media Houses
  • 9 - Corporate Sponsors
DONATE

Donate

Why Donate?

Your contribution helps provide:

  • Medical care
  • Food support
  • School fees
  • Emergency assistance
  • Skills training
  • Child protection services

Donation Options

  • One-Time Donation
  • Monthly Giving
  • Sponsor a Family
  • Corporate Giving
  • In-Kind Donations
  • Legacy Giving

 

Volunteer

Ways to help:

  • 1 - Community Outreach
  • 2 - Medical Missions
  • 3 - Fundraising
  • 4 - Photography
  • 5 - Event Planning
  • 6 - Administrative Support
  • 7 - Child Mentorship

Volunteer registration form includes:

  • 1 - Name
  • 2 - Contacts
  • 3 - Skills
  • 4 - Availability
  • 5 - Areas of Interest

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can receive support?

Families with vulnerable twins, triplets, quadruplets, and other multiple-birth children who meet the organization's support criteria.

How can I volunteer?

Complete the volunteer application form on the website or contact the organization directly.

Can organizations partner with Twins Forum Uganda?

Yes. We welcome partnerships with NGOs, government agencies, companies, faith-based organizations, and development partners.

How are donations used?

Donations directly support healthcare, education, nutrition, emergency relief, capacity building, and community programmes.

Can I sponsor a specific family?

Yes. Sponsorship opportunities are available through the organization's family support programme.

Challenges

Where more support is needed

Many projects require substantial start-up funding and that transportation remains a challenge, particularly in hard-to-reach rural areas.

Funding Gap

Projects can require large amounts of money to start, limiting the
organisation's potential when sufficient resources are unavailable.

Transport & Access

Reaching vulnerable people in remote rural communities is constrained
by transportation challenges.