Projects
Turning Compassion Into Action
At Twins Alive Foundation, we believe that meaningful change begins with action.
Our projects translate our mission into practical interventions that protect vulnerable lives, support families, empower children and young people, promote dignity, and preserve the humanitarian legacy of Mary Mitchell Slessor.
From healthcare and education to food support, child protection, skills development and community awareness, our programmes are designed to respond to real needs within our communities.
MISS A MEAL CAMPAIGN
The Miss a Meal Campaign is an annual humanitarian initiative through which Twins Alive Foundation provides food to vulnerable and street-connected children.
For 48 days, individuals, families, organisations and volunteers are encouraged to make a personal sacrifice by missing a meal or contributing the value of a meal towards feeding children who may otherwise go hungry.
The campaign goes beyond food. It is about reminding vulnerable children that they are seen, valued and cared for.
EDUCATION & SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT
Education can change the direction of a child’s life.
Through our education and scholarship initiatives, TAF supports deserving children and less-privileged twins and multiple births whose circumstances may make it difficult to continue their education.
Our interventions may include educational assistance, scholarship support, learning materials and skills-development opportunities, subject to available resources and programme criteria.
FREE EYE SCREENING PROJECT
Good vision is essential for learning, development and everyday life.
Our Free Eye Screening Project brings basic eye screening and awareness closer to communities, particularly people who may have limited access to routine eye care.
The project seeks to encourage early identification of potential vision problems and promote appropriate referral for further examination and treatment where necessary.
We Don't Just Give. We Build Hope
Our projects are guided by five principles:
IDENTIFY
We listen to communities and identify genuine needs.
RESPOND
We develop practical interventions appropriate to the situation.
EMPOWER
Where possible, we focus on education, skills and opportunities that create lasting change.
COLLABORATE
We work with volunteers, donors, organisations, professionals, communities and other partners.
SUSTAIN
We seek to build programmes that can create meaningful and lasting impact.
SUPPORT A PROJECT
You can help us expand the reach of our projects.
VOLUNTEER
Give your time, skills and energy to help us serve communities.
SPONSOR A PROJECT
Support a specific project and help us reach more beneficiaries.
How you can take part
Twins Alive Foundation implements humanitarian, welfare, advocacy and empowerment programmes focused on twins, multiple births, children, young people and vulnerable families.
Our projects cover areas such as healthcare, education, food support, child protection, skills acquisition, community awareness, menstrual health, humanitarian relief and the preservation of the Mary Slessor legacy.
Our programmes primarily support twins, multiple-birth families, vulnerable children, young people and families in need.
Depending on the project, other members of the wider community may also benefit from our health, education, awareness and humanitarian initiatives.
Project activities may vary according to community needs, available resources, partnerships and funding.
Follow our website, social media channels and official announcements for updates on current projects, campaigns and upcoming activities.
The Miss a Meal Campaign is an annual humanitarian initiative through which TAF provides food to vulnerable and street-connected children.
The campaign runs for 48 days and encourages individuals and organisations to contribute the value of a meal, donate food or volunteer in the distribution of meals.
Miss a Meal. Feed a Child. Make a Difference.
Yes. Individuals, families, businesses, organisations and groups can support the campaign by sponsoring meals, donating food items or contributing towards logistics and distribution.
Contact TAF through the official Get Involved or Donate channels to participate.
TAF’s objectives include providing or facilitating appropriate medical assistance for vulnerable twins, including cases involving Siamese twins requiring medical separation.
Medical assistance is considered based on the circumstances of each case, available resources and appropriate professional or institutional partnerships.
Yes.
TAF welcomes partnerships with businesses, NGOs, government institutions, hospitals, schools, professional organisations, foundations, community groups and other relevant organisations.
Partnership opportunities may include project sponsorship, CSR initiatives, healthcare support, education, skills development, community outreach and in-kind contributions.
Yes. Volunteers can contribute their time, skills and professional expertise to appropriate projects and activities.
Depending on the programme, volunteer opportunities may include community outreach, event support, education, healthcare, media and communications, fundraising, logistics and advocacy.
Where project-specific donations are available, donors can indicate the project or campaign they wish to support.
For restricted donations, TAF should clearly communicate the intended use of funds and maintain appropriate records and accountability.
There are many ways to contribute.
You can volunteer your time, donate food or useful items, provide professional services, sponsor logistics, help mobilise supporters, promote our campaigns or introduce TAF to potential partners.
Every contribution can make a difference.