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Why become an egg or sperm donor in Victoria?
Every Victorian deserves the chance to start a family. In fact, one in six Australians wanting to start a family has difficulty conceiving. And fertility treatment through private services is out of reach for many.
Public Fertility Care is a government-funded service that make fertility treatments easier and fairer for more Victorians to try for a family.
By becoming an egg donor or sperm donor with Public Fertility Care, you can help make starting a family more accessible for Victorians.
If you're interested in becoming a donor, register your interest today. The Public Fertility Care team at the Royal Women's Hospital will reach out to you regarding the steps to becoming an egg or sperm donor and your eligibility. They are also available to answer any questions you may have.
Egg and sperm donors cannot be paid for their donations in Victoria.
Why Public Fertility Care needs your help
Public Fertility Care is expected to benefit thousands of Victorians each year, and your egg or sperm donation will make the dream of parenthood a reality.
If you want to help
If you're interested in accessing Public Fertility Care, speak to your GP or another relevant specialist and ask for a referral
The text of this advertisement has been approved by the Minister for Health as required by section 40 of the Human Tissue Act 1982 (Vic) May 2024.
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Reviewed on: 20-02-2025