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TAMBA - Twins and Multiple Births Association

2 The Willows,
Gardner Road,
Guildford,
Surrey
GU1 4PG

Tel (twinline): 0800 138 0509
Tel (office): 0870 770 3305
Fax: 0870 770 3303
Best time to telephone twinline: 10am - 1pm & 7pm - 10pm everyday
Web: www.tamba.org.uk

The Twins and Multiple Births Association (TAMBA) has the following aims.

  • To give encouragement and support to parents of twins, triplets or more.
  • To increase public and professional awareness of the incidence, effects and specific needs of twins, triples or more.
  • To promote greater understanding within the statutory, professional and voluntary organisations of the needs of multiple births.
  • To advance education and encourage research on the needs of multiple births.
  • To provide information and publications about twins, triplets and more.
  • To promote and establish a network of local, regional and national support.
  • To maintain links with other multiple birth organisations worldwide.

TAMBA Twinline (number above) is a national, confidential, listening, support and information service for all parents of twins, triplets or more. Listeners are all parents of twins or more and are trained to listen.

Twins, Triplets and More Magazine is issued thrice-yearly and sent direct to all TAMBA members. This magazine is a lively and informative publication devoted entirely to multiple birth matters. Available only through subscription to TAMBA. A range of leaflets, pamphlets, books and booklets, all constantly updated, are also available from TAMBA. A number of specialist groups exist within TAMBA including the following (contact TAMBA for details).

  • One parent families group.
  • Supertwins group (for families with triplets or more).
  • Infertility support group (for parents expecting twins or more following fertility treatment).
  • Special needs group.
  • Bereavement support group.
  • Parent professional forum.
Checked: 22 Apr 2008

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