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This fertility treatment option is often used by female same-sex couples with no known fertility issues. It is available on-island through the Assisted Reproduction Unit and involves the injection of donor sperm directly into the womb.

Information and support for people experiencing secondary infertility in Jersey.

Making those first steps to get help can feel daunting, but they are the first steps towards getting the right help and setting you on the path to any necessary treatment.

Following initial investigations into your fertility, results guide your personalised treatment plan - tailored to your unique diagnosis, age, and needs.

Most individuals undergoing IVF start treatment in Jersey with the Assisted Reproduction Unit for scans and medication, then travel off-island for egg collection and embryo transfers.

Recurrent miscarriage is when you experience 3 or more early miscarriages (even if you have successful pregnancies in between).

Donor conception is treatment using donated eggs, sperm or embryos offering an alterative route to parenthood when genetic or medical barriers exist.

If you’re feeling your way through the emotional, practical and legal sides of surrogacy, we are here to support with guidance and information signposting.

If you are a LGBT+ person or couple then you may require fertility treatment to grow your family. Explore the treatment options available to you.

If you are considering becoming a solo parent by choice, you may be navigating emotional, practical, and financial considerations. We are here to support you with guidance and helpful information signposting.

Fertility preservation gives people time and reassurance, protecting future family choices when health, treatment or life circumstances make the future feel uncertain or out of their control.

From when to make the first steps to get help, to choosing an IVF clinic, our practical information gives you advice and guidance on navigating fertility treatment when living in Jersey.