Families having twins and triplets are facing an unparalleled situation with the cost of living, a health service in crisis and, of course, the ‘normal’ challenges of having multiples. This Giving Tuesday, can you help to ensure they have someone to turn to in a crisis?

Our crisis service has never been busier. Our waiting list means that families in need of urgent help are forced to wait. We don’t want to keep families like Eunice’s (below) waiting.

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This Giving Tuesday, every penny donated will enable us to provide our vital in-home crisis support for families when they need us most.

She could have died – we were there to help

David and Faith were born in December 2023. Their parents, Eunice and Babs, had spent more than 20 years trying to conceive.

But days after giving birth, Eunice had a cardiac arrest, leaving her on life support. The doctors said she wouldn’t make it.

Eunice managed to pull through but was left too weak to look after her babies. Babs was having to split his time visiting her, with caring for newborn twins at home. An impossible situation.

Thankfully, Twins Trust stepped in to support the family in their hour of need.

Trained volunteers and a senior staff member were on hand for the family, visiting them and helping with basic household tasks and giving vital advice for looking after the babies.

“We are so grateful to Twins Trust for being there for us at our time of need,” Eunice said.

You can read more about Eunice and Babs' story and how we were able to be there to provide support when they needed it the most.

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How to get help if you need it

If you feel that you need this kind of support - or know of a family with twins or triplets who you think would benefit from crisis support - we have more information on this service.