This summer, the multiples' community will be coming together to call for change and raise money to support Twins Trust's vital work. It all happens at the end of June - people up and down the country will be committing one hour of their time and we're calling on you to join them.

At Twins Trust, we'll be spending our hour taking part in the Walk for Twins Trust. If you're local to Virginia Water in Surrey then come and join us on 29 June. We'll be marching to fundraise and ensure we can continue to support the families who need us most.

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The importance of us all coming together and supporting our community has never been clearer. Raising multiples in the UK is harder than almost anywhere else in the world and every hour, there's one more set of multiples born into this challenging situation. Your steps can help ensure no family goes unsupported as they take their first steps on their multiples' journey. Will you join us?

By joining us on the Walk for Twins Trust, your fundraising efforts will help us continue our weekly drop-in clinics. These clinics are free at the point of need and help families get answers to questions they can't get answered elsewhere, from pregnancy and birth to feeding, sleep, mental health and more. They've been hugely popular and we need to raise £20,000 to continue these, so that we're there when they need us.

This June, do your bit and give something back to your community. Sign-up today and join us at the Walk for Twins Trust.

How can I get involved?

Step One

Step Two

Entry fees and sponsorship target

• A small entry fee of £5 applies to each lead adult.
• We'll send a t-shirt for all adults taking part and caps for the children.
• We want to encourage you to raise as much money as you can to enable us to both support families impacted by these devastating conditions and fund vital research. Any sponsorship you can raise would be amazing, but a good target to aim for is £200. Anybody reaching this target will receive a fabulous Twins Trust tote bag as a thank you for your efforts.

Stephanie's story

Stephanie had surgery for TTTS and with her twins one a year old the family are taking part in the Walk for Twins Trust to support other families going through similar pregnancies.

Personal experiences, Fundraising, Pregnancy complications, TTTS

Zoe's story

Zoe and her family are taking part in the Walk for Twins Trust, raising money to support families just like them impacted by complicated pregnancies.

Personal experiences, Fundraising, Pregnancy complications, TTTS