Camberwell Area Multiple Birth Association (CAMBA)
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Welcome to the Camberwell Area Multiple Birth Association
Congratulations! Being a parent of twins, triplets or more is a wonderful experience – and a challenge. Joining together with other families with multiples can enrich your experience as we share with, learn from, and support each other, especially through the early years. The club is open to all parents and caregivers of multiple birth children.
What is CAMBA?
We are a volunteer community group based in the Camberwell Area in Victoria, Australia, supporting families with multiples in Melbourne's inner east for over 30 years.
We aim to help our families by providing a wide variety of support services and local events, catering to all age groups such as expectant families, newborns, toddlers and school-aged children.
We hope to be your village & community that your family will grow with - and treasure all the beautiful memories with CAMBA!
What are the benefits of joining CAMBA?
- Extensive support services during the early years of raising multiples (see more).
- Support from people who have "been there".
- A wonderful community for you and your multiples to join and share experiences.
- Tips and advice from other parents.
- Weekly Playgroup in Camberwell, catering towards newborns to 4yos.
- Regular events and local gatherings including New Parents' Morning Tea, Educational incursions, Mother's Day Dinner, Father's Day at the Miniature Railway, Easter Egg hunts, Christmas Party and more!
- Monthly Duplication newsletter with informative articles, latest club events and members' stories.
- Access to a library of on-demand webinars for each stage of raising multiples.
- Discounts for a range of products.
Join here to be part of our CAMBA family!
Have a question? Contact us at enquiries@camba.amba.org.au.
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CAMBA is a member of the Australian Multiple Birth Association
A membership with CAMBA contributes towards AMBA's mission of enabling positive health outcomes, awareness and equality for multiple birth families through advocacy, education and community on a national level.
Disclaimer
The information contained within this website is not a substitute for personal, medical, psychiatric, or psychological advice and readers are urged to consult their health care providers for specific questions or problems.
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