Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone.

11/04/2026

Twins and Multiple Births Association Celebrates Twins Day with Festivities
The Twins and Multiple Births Association of Sierra Leone held a vibrant celebration for Twins Day, marking the occasion with a spirited march, engaging football matches, and fun-filled activities. The event brought together twins, their families, and community members from across the country, fostering unity and joy.
The celebration kicked off with an exciting march-past that began at Victoria Park and ended at the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) Academy. Participants, dressed in matching outfits and vibrant costumes, paraded through the streets, drawing cheers and applause from onlookers. The march aimed not only to celebrate the uniqueness of twins but also to raise awareness about the challenges faced by families with multiple births.
Following the march, a series of friendly football matches took center stage, showcasing the athletic talents of both young and old. Teams made up primarily of twins and multiple-birth participants competed in a lighthearted atmosphere, encouraging teamwork and camaraderie among all involved.
In addition to the sporting activities, various entertainment options were available, including games, music, and dance performances. Families enjoyed a day filled with laughter, strengthening connections and creating lasting memories.
The Twins and Multiple Births Association expressed gratitude to all participants and supporters who made the event a success. The celebration not only honored the special bond shared by twins but also emphasized the importance of community solidarity in supporting families across Sierra Leone

11/04/2026

Twins And Multiple Births Sierra Leone supported two of its active twin members whose home was destroyed by fire accident.

In a show of solidarity and compassion, the Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone visited two of its active members whose home was tragically destroyed by fire. The association provided both emotional support and material aid to the affected family during this challenging time.

A delegation from the association visited the affected family to offer both emotional encouragement and practical support. The aim was to reassure the family that they are not alone during this devastating period.

Speaking during the visit, the Vice President Ferenkeh Lansana underscored the importance of solidarity in difficult times. He noted that the association remains committed to standing by its members, especially during moments of crisis. We stand together to support our members in their greatest times of need. It is important that we come together to help them rebuild and recover, he said.

As part of its ongoing efforts, Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone is planning to roll out community outreach programs focused on fire safety awareness and emergency preparedness, in a bid to help prevent similar incidents in the future.

11/04/2026

Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone Supports Quintuplet Family in Freetown

A cross section of members from Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone has paid a compassionate visit to a family blessed with the birth of quintuplets, in a show of solidarity and community support.

The visit, which took place at Lumely Regent Road, was aimed at celebrating the rare and joyful occasion while providing much-needed assistance to the parents, who now face the enormous responsibility of raising five newborns at once.

During the visit, the association presented the family with a variety of essential items, including baby supplies, clothing, and financial support to help ease the challenges associated with multiple births.

Speaking on behalf of the organization, President Dr. Kelvin Vincent highlighted the importance of standing by families with multiple births. He emphasized that beyond material support, the association is committed to raising awareness about the unique challenges such families face and building a strong support network for them.

“Our goal is not only to provide assistance but also to create a sense of community and belonging for families with multiple births,” he stated.

The parents of the quintuplets expressed heartfelt appreciation for the timely intervention, describing the visit as both encouraging and uplifting.

The gesture by Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone has been widely praised as a demonstration of unity and compassion, reinforcing the importance of community support in times of great responsibility and joy.

10/04/2026

10/04/2026

Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone.

08/04/2026

The Second Africa Twins Summit in Sierra Leone from November 20-22, 2026 , aims to celebrate the unique heritage of twins and multiple births while fostering collaboration across the continent.

08/04/2026

Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone has officially launched an **Education and Health Project Fund** aimed at extending assistance to fellow twins and multiples facing financial challenges in paying their school fees. This initiative also focuses on providing support to those with health-related issues.

According to President **Dr. Kelvin Vincent**, the primary goal of this fund is to assist twins and multiples who are in need and cannot afford educational and healthcare expenses.

This project represents a significant step towards ensuring that all twins and multiples in Sierra Leone have the opportunity to receive a quality education and access necessary healthcare services.

06/04/2026

Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone Feeds the Poor in Freetown Charity Outreach

Freetown, Sierra Leone — Monday April 6th 2026. In a remarkable show of compassion and community service, Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone, in collaboration with the Global Twins and Multiple Births Organization, successfully carried out a charity outreach aimed at supporting vulnerable communities in the capital.

The outreach took place in the Central part of Freetown, spanning from Eastern Police to Kissy Road, where members of the organization distributed essential food items, drinking water, and soft drinks to less privileged individuals.

The initiative brought relief and hope to many residents, particularly those struggling with daily access to basic necessities. Volunteers, including twins and multiple births, actively participated in the distribution exercise, demonstrating unity and a shared commitment to giving back to society.

Speaking during the outreach, the President Dr. Kelvin Vincent of Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone emphasized the importance of supporting disadvantaged communities and promoting social inclusion. They noted that the partnership with the Global Twins and Multiple Births Organization continues to strengthen their mission of improving the welfare of twins and multiple births while extending humanitarian support to the broader population.

Beneficiaries expressed gratitude for the timely intervention, describing it as a meaningful gesture that helped ease their burden.

The organization reaffirmed its commitment to organizing more outreach programs across Sierra Leone, calling on partners and stakeholders to support efforts aimed at uplifting the lives of the less privileged.

This initiative highlights the growing role of community-based organizations in addressing social challenges and fostering a spirit of care and solidarity across the nation.

Hassan /Alusine Bangura
PRO
Twins and Multiple Births Sierra Leone

15/10/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Alhassan Bangura

31/08/2025

World Second Online Twin Fest organized by Global Twins And Multiple Births (GTAMB) will be coming up on the 7th of September 2025

08/07/2025

With Love we celebrate national twins day,
Gud things come in pairs
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