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NHS-funded IVF treatment in Cambridgeshire was suspended in September 2017

Toby and his sponsors will be raising money and awareness for Fertility Network UK.

Want to take up a challenge whilst raising funds for a vital cause? Why not run for Fertility Network UK! You can get your FNUK vest for a minimum donation of £15! If you would like to get involved  please contact fundraising@fertilitynetworkuk.org

We would love to hear your feedback and experience of the services that Fertility Network provide, as well as any suggestions for improvement

The new Shropshire & Mid Wales Fertility Group is launching soon. Our first meeting will be on Wednesday 17th April at 6:30pm. For more information, please get in touch with Alice our Wales Co-ordinator on 07563 734808 or email alice@fertilitynetworkuk.org.

In association with The Times and Raconteur. Featured is comment on whether employers are responsible for supporting staff struggling with fertility issues, and an infographic examining the disparities in global birth rates.

Our Fertility in the Workplace initiative can help you implement such a policy and will also enable your staff and managers to understand the impact of infertility, what fertility treatment is really like so they will be able to support those around them.

Effective from the 1st April 2019, Herts Valleys clinical commissioning group (CCG) have decided to reinstate funding for one IVF cycle for eligible couples.

The Fertility Network UK is introducing The Patient Pledge to help all fertility clinics to support, and show their commitment to, the emotional wellbeing of their patients. The Patient Pledge is a Fertility Network created and endorsed mark of excellence which will confirm to patients that your clinic offers a high level of emotional support and help to further create confidence in fertility clinics.We are delighted to confirm that the below clinics have already made their commitment to provide exceptional emotional support to their patients at all stages of their journey by taking up The Patient Pledge.

We would love to hear your feedback and experience of the services that Fertility Network provide, as well as any suggestions for improvement

The screams of childbirth are loud. But the screams of frustration from not being able to have a child are just as loud. Yet they’re not being heard.1 in 6 couples in the UK experience the pain and devastation of infertility. But 98% of England’s NHS services and all of Wales and Northern Ireland unfairly ration IVF treatment. Producing millions of unheard screams.With your help, we’ll create the world’s longest scream for IVF and gain 100,000 signatures to force a debate in Parliament

On the 14th of January at 3pm, leading national patient charity Fertility Network presented its #Scream4IVF petition calling for fair access to NHS fertility treatment and an end to the IVF postcode lottery to Prime Minister Theresa May at 10 Downing Street, London.

Here are the results of the survey Fertility Network UK did with Channel 5 news for Fertility Week 2018. This was featured on the special documentary Fighting for A Family which was broadcast during Fertility Week.

It is based on 1,000 responses.

The Fertility Network UK is introducing The Patient Pledge to help all fertility clinics to support, and show their commitment to, the emotional wellbeing of their patients. The Patient Pledge is a Fertility Network created and endorsed mark of excellence which will confirm to patients that your clinic offers a high level of emotional support and help to further create confidence in fertility clinics.We are delighted to confirm that the below clinics have already made their commitment to provide exceptional emotional support to their patients at all stages of their journey by taking up The Patient Pledge.

Not being able to have the family you yearn for can be an incredibly isolating experience whatever stage of your fertility journey you are at: considering your future fertility, having fertility treatment, or facing life without children. Fertility Week is a chance to challenge the taboos and myths around infertility and raise awareness of the devastating physical, emotional and social impact fertility problems wreak. Together – sharing stories and experiences – we can change perceptions, signpost support and raise funds to help others.

Together we are stronger.

#YouAreNotAlone

Hearing how others are dealing with fertility issues can help you to feel less isolated and can be a great source of support too. For Rachel and Leigh tests showed several issues between the two of them, read their story and others.

Get involved with Fertility Network UK and help us to continue to support all those who find it difficult to have the family they hope for.

We are much more than just a website, and our network of regional of staff are here to provide you with the support and information you need, when you need it.

Hearing how others have coped with the challenges of pregnancy and parenting after fertility issues can be a great source of support too. Jenny’s explains she is pleased her IVF failed, as it bought her amazing adopted son into her life, read her story and others