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Egg Donor Recipient

We will support you with information you need to help you make right decisions.

We will support you with information you need to help you make right decisions.

Using an egg donor is becoming an increasingly common way to have a child for both solo parents and couples. There are many reasons an intended parent or parents decide to recruit an egg donor including age related infertility, social infertility, low AMH, genetic issues or general fertility issues.

Choosing the donor treatment path is a big step. It has implications for you, your family and, of course, most importantly, for your child. Any form of fertility treatment can be stressful, however, donor conception may present you with additional decisions and considerations for both now and in the future.

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Finding an Egg Donor

There are many opportunities in Australia for people to find local egg donors. There are also people who have eggs in storage who would like to find a person or couple to whom they would feel comfortable donating. More information and resources about egg donors can be found below.

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For those people who don’t know someone in their immediate circle who may be able to help them, reaching out to the broader community via advertising can be the best option available. However, it is important to understand that advertising of this kind is subject to its own unique set of legal requirements.

There are also opportunities to find an egg donor from overseas. However, the laws around altruism and anonymity vary from country to country so be sure to fully research your options in order to find an arrangement that you and your family are comfortable with.

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Rights and Responsibilities

As the parent(s) of a donor conceived child, you are the legal parent(s) and appear on the birth certificate. There are registries and organisations around Australia and the world that can help link your child to their donor.
Similarly, donors can find out more information about you, and depending on the donor agreement (different in each country), they are often entitled to both identifying and non-identifying information about their donor offspring. Consent is usually required prior to the release of identifying information.

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Fertility treatment can be an emotional and sometimes challenging journey, so having a supportive community around you can make a real difference. You may also like to join our Facebook group.