The Ghana Twins Foundation can look back on years of achievement, putting the organization on a firm foundation to grow. The major events of the year undoubtedly received media patronage.

The goodwill of members has seen the Foundation’s achieve desirable results. Efforts are now being focused on building bridges with the Branches around the country by way of programme undertaken supporting each other.

The Foundation continue to work directly for underprivileged twins who lack the essential infrastructure and resources to grow up.

• Presentation to Children’s ward of Tema General Hospital.
• Clean-up Exercise at Tema General Hospital.
• Presentation to Osu Children’s Home.
• Twins Foundation Soup Kitchen for orphaned twins
• Donation to Missionaries of Charity.
• Donation to Cured Lepers of Weja.
• Donation to Street Mother of Twins on Mother’s Day.
• Christmas Party for inmates of Teshie Orphanage.
• Clean-up Exercise at Ashaiman Health Centre.
• Adoption of two sets of orphaned twins in the Volta Region of Ghana.
• Establishment of Twins Education Fund for needy but brilliant twins.
• Presentation of Educational Materials to needy twins at Ashaiman.
• Sponsored walk in aid of Twins Education Fund.
• Award of scholarships to 10 needy but brilliant twins in the Greater Accra and Volta Regions.
• Twins Foundation Easter Soup Kitchen for street children and deprived twins.
• Forum on the role of the Ghanaian twin/youth in combating indiscipline.
• First National Twins Festival 2003.
• Donation to Children’s ward of Tema General Hospital.
• Easter soup kitchen for deprived twins.
• National Twins Festival 2004.
• Christmas Donation to Echoing Hills Village.
• Twins Fund Raising Dance Nite in aid of Twins Education Fund.
• National Twins Festival 2005.
• Donation of Educational materials to Savanna Twins Care in Tamale.
• A night with the Twins Charity Event

The Ghana Twins Foundation as part of its campaign to get twins off the streets has been able to transform a number of twins from the streets and integrated them into the main stream of development.