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Without the help of our partners, we would not be able to support craniopagus twins and their families. Even after surgery, the children will require rehabilitation for several months, frequently in a different country from their birth home.
You’re invited to take on the role of a champion to save the lives of children. Making a difference in their lives today is crucial.
A true chance for craniopagus twins starts here.
Donate to our research fund
Craniopagus twins are rare, so there is a very limited body of research on this subject. In order to make better decisions about how to treat our patients, we need to better understand the epidemiology and natural history of CPT.
Through our team’s world-leading research, we have redefined the way clinicians and surgeons around the globe treat craniopagus twins, giving a lifeline to the children born with this condition.
We are the world’s leading dedicated charitable funder and researcher of craniopagus twins, but we urgently need more support to help our researchers find more life-saving innovations.
Leave a gift in your will
Some people choose to leave a legacy donation to help fund future research and treatment of craniopagus twins. Gifts in wills, large or small, are an incredible way to support our cause and make a lasting difference.
By leaving a gift to Gemini Untwined, you help us to fund pioneering research and surgeries, advanced medical equipment, child and family support services and rehabilitative therapies.
Today’s legacies will help the children who will need us in the future. Please contact us today to leave a gift in your will.
Giving in memory
Giving to Gemini Untwined in memory of a loved one is a meaningful way to create a legacy for them and helps to create a brighter future for our young patients.
Whether you’d like to make a one-off gift, hold a funeral collection, or set up a lasting tribute fund, your support helps us to provide world-class treatments and care for craniopagus twins and their families – thank you.
Please give in memory today