Could you donate eggs or sperm?

More than 200 people in Scotland currently need an egg and sperm donor.

Maybe you could help bring joy to someone?

 

Who can donate?

Donors must be:

√ aged 18-35 (egg donors) or aged 18-45 (sperm donors)
√ generally healthy with no significant illnesses or inherited diseases
√ be able to provide a biological family history
√ egg donors must be able to commit to the programme for about three months and sperm donors must be able to make regular donations (10-20 donations over a period of 3-6 months)

Contact a centre

Egg donation is carried out at one of four centres across Scotland – Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen.

If you would like to proceed please contact your closest centre with your name, phone number and preferred method of contact

 

These contact details are provided to supply information to those interested in becoming a donor. Please do not send or provide any medical information in your enquiry. If medical information is received, this will be deleted from our inbox completely and not retained. Emails with attachments will be deleted without being read.

What is egg and sperm donation?

In some cases people undergoing fertility treatment cannot use their own sperm or their own eggs but need help to start a family using eggs or sperm donated by others. Donating eggs or sperm is something that requires careful consideration, but if it’s right for you then you have the potential to give the joy of starting a family to those people in Scotland who need help becoming parents. Scottish Government and NHS Scotland are now running a national donor recruitment campaign. Find out more about how you can help to give others the chance to become a parent.

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