Twins Trust's trustees serve for a fixed term as set out in our governing documents, which means that we periodically recruit for new Trustees. These recruitments will always appear on our website. If you are interested in a Trustee role, please send a CV and short personal statement detailing your reasons for wanting to join the Board and what you would be able to contribute to [email protected] to be added to our pool of interested candidates. We value all expressions of interest and will do our best to respond to everyone promptly, but please be aware that there may not be an appropriate vacancy available at the time you submit your expression of interest.

Our Helpline, Twinline volunteers are all parents of twins or triplets. As a volunteer we would ask for you to be available for up to six hours a month (two shifts) to take calls from fellow parents, carers, health professionals or someone supporting with twins, triplets or more. You receive the calls to your own home phone or mobile via a freephone number. Volunteers would be expected to attend a virtual training session, complete a safeguarding online module (every three years) and keep up to date with Twins Trust resources and information.

For an informal chat about becoming a Twinline Volunteer, please email [email protected] or call 01252 332344 (option two for Family Services) on weekdays between 10am - 3pm.

We are looking for volunteers to help support our community.

Our online community has a number of subgroups hosted on Facebook. These groups can be part of a parent's journey right at the start from finding out you are expecting twins, triplets or more and up to when they are teenagers and taking their first driving lesson and everything in between. We are looking for volunteer moderators who can help keep an eye on the group and keep the group up to date on all our Twins Trust news, support and information.

You will be offered virtual training and be expected to complete a safeguarding online module (every three years) and keep up to date with Twins Trust resources and information.

We are looking for qualified teachers to support multiple birth families by responding to referrals from Twins Trust concerning primary and secondary school issues. 

We are looking for qualified family therapists, psychotherapists and psychologists to volunteer and help with cases involving family's of multiples. For example: parents encountering difficulties after the birth of their twins, triplets or more; psychological issues between multiples and parents; adolescence; adult twins who have lost their twin; and couples where one is a twin. 

If you are a qualified Norlander, you can volunteer to support our families at home through the Family Crisis Support service.

Please note this part of volunteering is only open to those who have been trained and completed their training at Norland College. All applications for volunteering are shared with the Norland Agency.

Lorna Marshall has been volunteering for Twins Trust since she became a qualified Norlander.

For more information on our partnership with Norland please contact [email protected].

We are looking for a volunteer to support our Trusts and Grants applications. This is an important source of income for Twins Trust – can you help us to make it even more effective?

We need help to research new funding opportunities, and to ensure we know as much as possible about the funding bodies we are already working with, to maximise our potential income.

Strong research skills and the ability to record information concisely are key. Ideally, you will have experience of making applications for funding so that you understand the process; this could be in any sector and for any reason. A lot of the research can be done online, making this a flexible opportunity that can be in part done out-of-hours. You would also need to spend some agreed time during a working day (Mon-Weds) in contact with our Trusts and Grants Fundraising Officer, and potentially speaking with trusts as part of your research.

If you are able to give us a few hours each week, either remotely or in person at our Woking office, we’d love to hear from you. To discuss this opportunity please contact us.

We are always looking for people to help raise funds for us so we can continue providing our families with the information and support they need to enable them to thrive. Help us to raise awareness, invest in research and campaign for the best possible outcomes for our families.

You can help by taking on a challenge to raise funds, or why not nominate us as your charity of the year at your workplace? Take a chance on the Twins Trust Lottery, or simply make a straightforward single donation or monthly donation, and don’t forget to Gift Aid it!