Twins Club Nepal (TCN), founded in 2016 by twins from Nepal named Ashok Dhungana and Arun Dhungana, who were 20 at the time and is committed to uniting all twins, triplets, and multiple births all over the Country .Twins Club Nepal hopes to benefit people, the environment and culture working with the local youth community to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. In order to care for our Commu
nity, its Health, and its Culture, Twins Club Nepal seeks to create a network of community support systems throughout the Country. Our goal is
To Give families that have twins, triplets, or more the knowledge they need to make wise decisions in caring them. To Establish a network of community support and make sure that the professionals providing care for our community are aware of its specific needs and that they are represented in public policy, care standards, and research. To increase understanding of the specific problems faced by Twins, Triplets , any multiple birth and their families experience and to provide programs that will meet their needs by collaborating with experts, statutory agencies, and decision-makers. Our future ambitions include:
Raising awareness of the sustainable development goals, including those related to mental health, climate change, and girls' education, through a variety of channels, initiating projects or activities, and hosting events across the country.
