Donation Programs

Traditional, Carrier and Surrogacy

A surrogacy arrangement involves a third-party woman carrying a pregnancy on behalf of the intended parent or parents.

A traditional surrogate is a woman who carries a pregnancy using her own egg and is therefore genetically related to the child.

A gestational surrogate, also known as a gestational carrier, is a woman who carries and delivers a child on behalf of the intended parent or parents. The pregnancy is created using an egg and sperm from the intended parent or parents and/or donors, meaning the gestational surrogate has no genetic connection to the child

Sperm Donation

Sperm donation provides individuals and couples with the opportunity to build or grow their families with the support of carefully selected donors. Our donation programme follows a professional, confidential, and supportive process, with donors undergoing appropriate screening to help ensure the highest standards of care and safety.

By becoming a sperm donor, you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of people who may otherwise struggle to conceive, helping them take an important step towards their dream of parenthood.

Egg Donation

Egg donation provides individuals and couples with the opportunity to build or grow their families with the support of carefully selected donors. Our donation programme follows a professional, confidential, and supportive process, with donors undergoing appropriate screening to help ensure the highest standards of care and safety.

By becoming an egg donor, you can make a meaningful difference in the lives of people who may otherwise struggle to conceive, helping them take an important step towards their dream of parenthood.

Gestational Carrier and Surrogacy

Turning Dreams into Reality.

A surrogacy arrangement involves a third-party female carrying a pregnancy for intended parent(s). A surrogate, or traditional surrogate, refers to a woman who shares a genetic link to the child.

A gestational surrogate also known as gestational carrier is a woman who carries and delivers a child for another couple or individual (the intended parents). She does not have any biological connection to the child.

A gestational carrier may be needed when:

An intended parent is infertile because of a problem with their uterus.
An intended parent cannot be pregnant or give birth due to serious medical or psychological condition that place them or the foetus at risk.
A person has had a hysterectomy or has a uterine malformation.
The intended parent is biologically incapable of conceiving or bearing a child, such single person or gay male couple.
If you need surrogacy contact Reprolab to discuss the process and costs of treatment (artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization). Reprolab helps match you with a gestational carrier and helps establish legal agreements (contracts) between the intended parents and the carrier.