Whatever your role in supporting families through a pregnancy with twins, triplets or more, we've got you.
You'll find information on maternity care standards, bereavement support and CPD opportunities to build your knowledge and strengthen the care you provide.
Join as a healthcare professional
Get practical learning and resources to support families with twins, triplets or more by joining Twins Trust as a Healthcare Professional Member for free.
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Learning Complete your annual CPD using our library of resources, including all our past and upcoming webinars.
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Newsletter Opt-in to our newsletter to stay up to date with the latest guidance on managing multiple pregnancies.
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Resources Gain full access to all our downloadable resources for you and to give to the families you support.
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Maternity care quality improvement
We're working with healthcare professionals to improve outcomes for multiple pregnancies by supporting consistent care that follows national guidance.
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Bereavement in twins and triplets
We support healthcare professionals to care for families who've lost one or more babies from a pregnancy with twins, triplets or more, whether it be during pregnancy or after birth.
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Training and CPD
Our training for healthcare professionals covers key topics in multiple pregnancy, including preterm birth, complications, sonography and delayed cord clamping.
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Resource library
We've got resources for healthcare professionals, students and the families you support, from pregnancy through early parenting and beyond.
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Our work with researchers
We support research to learn more about twin, triplet or more pregnancy, improve multiple pregnancy care and understand the support that families need as their children grow up.
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Healthcare professionals newsletter
Opt-in to our newsletter to stay up to date with the latest learning opportunities, guidance on managing multiple pregnancies and more.
Healthcare professional webinar - Bereavement in multiple pregnancy
Join us on Wednesday 14 October at 6.30pm for our next webinar for healthcare professionals, where we'll discuss bereavement in multiple pregnancy as part of Baby Loss Awareness Week.
