All About Fertility have some affiliated & friend associations, groups and orginazations within the field of fertility and infertility.
Read more about our affiliates & friends and their work below.
HFEA
HFEA is the UK’s independent regulator of fertility treatment and research using human embryos. They are an expert organisation in the fertility sector, and they were the first statutory body of its type in the world. HFEA was the first statutory body of its type in the world.
HFEA provide free, clear and impartial information about fertility treatment, clinics and egg, sperm and embryo donation.
https://www.hfea.gov.uk/
International Federation of Fertility Societies
IFFS is a Non-State Actor (NSA) and they promote and develop educational initiatives in the field of reproductive health in support of the World Health Organization (WHO) aims and objectives and the renewed focus and prioritization the WHO has given to infertility as a disease. Their vision is that all women and men should have access to quality fertility and reproductive health care.
Fertility Network UK
Fertility Network UK is the UK’s leading fertility support charity. They provide free and impartial support, advice, information and understanding for anyone affected by fertility issues.
Furthermore Fertility Network UK works with the media to raise public awareness of all aspects of fertility issues and are the patients voice in the campaign for equitable access to NHS fertility treatment in the UK.
https://fertilitynetworkuk.org/
British Infertility Counselling Association
The British Infertility Counselling Association (BICA) is a registered charity and the UK’s leading professional fertility counselling association. BICA is recognised by both the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority and the British Fertility Society.
The British Infertility Counselling Association a professional association for Infertility Counsellors in the UK. BICA seeks to promote only the highest standards of counselling for those considering or undergoing fertility investigations and treatment.
Donor Conception Network
Donor Conception Network are a supportive network of more than 2,000 mainly UK based families with children conceived with donated sperm, eggs or embryos, those considering or undergoing donor conception procedures; and donor conceived people.
https://www.dcnetwork.org/
The Klinefelter’s Syndrome Association (KSA)
The Klinefelter’s Syndrome Association offers support and information to all affected by, or having an interest in, Klinefelter’s Syndrome (KS) and XXY. KSA offer support and information to all affected by KS and XXY, want to raise awareness of KS and XXY especially amongst the medical profession and working to promote research into the management of KS and XXY.
https://www.ksa-uk.net/
British Fertility Society
The British Fertility Society was founded in 1972, by a small group with a common interest in infertility. Since then the burgeoning knowledge in this exciting area of medicine has resulted in the development and introduction of many new reproductive technologies and into clinical practice. Today, the Society recognises the multi-disciplinary nature of science and practice of reproductive medicine and welcomes andrologists, counsellors, embryologists, endocrinologists, nurses, and other professional groups working in this field, into its membership.
The Senior Infertility Nurse Group
The Senior Infertility Nurse Group provide peer support, guidance and encouragement to their members, promoting education and training for all fertility nurses and healthcare assistants. Visit their website to see all of the traning and education opportunities they offer.
https://singuk.co.uk/