Useful Contacts

CeBabies
Ongoing support for parents of children born through assisted conception.
British Association for Adoption & Fostering
Coordinates adoption agencies, publishes information guides and runs the Be My Parent service, which aims to bring children and permanent families together.
Childlessness Overcome Through Surrogacy UK (COTS UK)
Coordinates adoption agencies, publishes information guides and runs the Be My Parent service, which aims to bring children and permanent families together.
Daisy Network
Information and support for women who have gone through an early menopause (before the age of 45).
Donor Conception Network
A parent-led group for those whose children were conceived with the use of donated eggs or sperm.
Endometriosis UK
Publications and factsheets on endometriosis with local support groups nationwide.
Fertility Friends
Self-help community offering support and understanding to those experiencing fertility difficulties.
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
The UK's independent regulator overseeing the use of gametes and embryos in fertility treatment and research. They have information about infertility, treatments, choosing a clinic and understanding success rates.
Infertility Network UK
National infertility charity offering support and advice with up to date website, quarterly magazine, campaigns and members advice line.
IVF World
Offers fertility clinic ratings and reviews, message boards, a magazine and support groups.
Multiple Births Foundation
Works to improve the care and support of multiple birth families.
National Gamete Donation Trust
Practical information for those wishing to donate eggs and sperm along with information for those requiring treatment.
National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE)
Guidance on health technologies, medicines, treatments and procedures available from the NHS.
Progress Educational Trust
Charity working to bring balance to the debate about assisted reproductive technology.
Verity
Charity for women whose lives are affected by polycystic ovary syndrome.

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