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The next meeting of the Hertfordshire Fertility Group will take place on the 7th November at 8pm via Zoom. For more information and Zoom log in details please email hertfordshire@fertilitynetworkuk.org  This meeting is for anyone struggling to conceive their first child in or near Hertfordshire. Please join the private Facebook…

Wednesday 15th November 2023 at 7pm Hosted by: Luciano Nardo – Fertility Consultant Luciano is board-certified in obstetrics and gynaecology and in reproductive medicine and surgery. He achieved the subspecialty certificate in reproductive medicine and in laparoscopic surgery from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) in 2006. He…

Mental Health and Infertility Whether you are considering assisted fertility options, in the midst of treatment or exploring alternative paths to parenthood, join us to share your story, seek advice and connect with others going through similar experiences. This is a women only event. Light food, non-alcoholic drinks and wine…

Soaring living costs coupled with rising fertility treatment fees and a lack of NHS-funded fertility care are pricing fertility patients out of the chance to become parents and forcing them into unwelcome and potentially hazardous choices, according to a survey by national charity Fertility Network UK published at the start…

While many think that it’s all a bit doom and gloom and scaremongering to talk about fertility from a young age, we think it’s a positive thing to be informed about fertility health, infertility and the options available. You may not be ready to start a family or are considering…

The East of England group is for anyone struggling to conceive their first child in or near the East of England. This month we are joined by Alex O'Connor. Specialising in unexplained infertility and Low AMH support, Alex O'Connor is a Fertility Support Trained acupuncture specialist offering holistic support for…

The next meeting of the Oxfordshire Fertility Group is taking place on the 23rd October at 8pm. This fertility group is for anyone struggling to conceive their first child in or near Oxfordshire. Please email oxfordshire@fertilitynetworkuk.org for zoom log in details or join the closed Facebook group here 

Dr Catherine Hill, Fertility Network UK’s Head of Policy & Public Affairs, said: ‘Because of the lack of access to NHS-funded fertility treatment in the UK, the majority of fertility patients have to make decisions about the type and amount of fertility care they purchase. These emotionally and financially difficult…

Join us for a first Walk and Talk support group for anyone who is struggling to conceive. Our Walk & Talk groups are a space for people to receive peer to peer support and be joined by Fertility Network UK staff to help support you, as well as professionals in…

Wednesday 20th December at 8pm by zoom.   This group is free to join for women who are pregnant after a difficult fertility journey.  For the zoom details please email claire@fertilitynetworkuk.org  Join our Pregnancy Support Group or you can also join our HealthUnlocked forum here

The next meeting of South East London Fertility group will be on the 8th November at 8pm by zoom.   This group is for anyone struggling to conceive their first child. For more information, please email Kate: southeastlondon@fertilitynetworkuk.org Join the private Facebook group for South East London here 

The next peer support call will take place on the 2nd November at 7.30pm. Our Single Women's group is for women who are considering or undergoing fertility treatment. For more information and log in details please email singlewomen@fertilitynetworkuk.org Please join the closed Facebook group: Single Women's Fertility Group  

Join us for a webinar on “Fertility & Health Inequalities” on Tuesday 31st October at 7-8:30pm. We will be joined by guest speakers Dr Veronique Berman BSc PhD, Scientific Advisor & Community Development Manager, from Chana, Fertility support for Jewish communities, Ruby Relton from Hertility discussing the Black Women’s Initiative…

Could you be the new chief executive of national charity Fertility Network UK? The charity is beginning the process of looking for a new chief executive, after interim CEO Dr Catherine Hill stepped back from the role. Dr Hill is moving to a new role within the charity as Head…

Join us for our More to Life Fertility Week webinar with Jessica Hepburn from 7:30-8:30pm on Wednesday 1st November. Jessica Hepburn is an award-winning author, arts producer and adventure activist who has become one of the UK’s leading voices on fertility and family, as well as endurance sport. Diagnosed with…

Thursday 2nd November 2023 at 7pm Join us during our Q&A webinar to learn more about the support available during your fertility journey as an LGBTQ+ person. The webinar will be via zoom and you can register here We will be joined by a panel of guest speakers who are…

Our Wellbeing in The Workplace programme is designed to support your mental wellbeing alongside navigating your workplace commitments. We regularly host a range of wellbeing sessions including yoga, mindfulness and nutrition. Stay up-to-date on our social media for the latest announcements or sign up to our Mailing List below  …

Healthy Lunch Ideas   Sushi Rice Lunch Bowl These sushi rice bowls make a fantastic balanced lunch and are a great alternative if you’re bored with sandwiches. Feel free to adapt the recipe to your own tastes, these bowls also taste great topped with salmon, tuna, mackerel or boiled eggs.…

Healthy Lunch Ideas Cobb Salad with Kefir Dressing to feed your gut bacteria  Kefir is a probiotic superfood, a fermented milk drink similar to yoghurt and with a texture like buttermilk.  The fermentation process makes kefir slightly fizzy and, more importantly, results in the production of billions of ‘good’ bacteria…

Healthy Lunch Ideas   Mexican Sweet Potato Lunch Bowl Swapping regular white potatoes for sweet potatoes is a great way to up the beta carotene content of your diet. Beta carotene is the orange pigment that gives sweet potatoes their orange colour (you’ll also find it in carrots, green leafy…