Contact
Contact

MENU

Other Links
Book an appointment
Book an appointment

Enter your details below

false
Home > I would like to become a sperm donor

How to become a sperm donor

Learn about sperm donation

As a sperm donor, you’re giving people the chance to experience the joy of a family. Of course, there’s a lot to think about before deciding if it’s the right option for you. But if it is, sperm donation is an incredible gesture that can help people have a child of their own. You can learn more about what’s involved below, or you can book a doctor's appointment when you feel you’re ready to take the next step.
Group 309-3
Baby hand held by an adult hand

Why sperm donors are so important

Right now there’s a shortage of sperm donors, which means many people have to wait to benefit from donated sperm. Some couples are fortunate enough to have friends and family willing to donate sperm as a ‘known donor’. However, most are not so fortunate and are likely to be ‘in the queue’ waiting for around 1 year on average for sufficient donors to volunteer to donate their sperm.

To meet the demand, over 500 sperm donors are needed every year from all nationalities, religions, ethnicities and cultures.

Jade and baby A (2)

“Becoming a Single-mum-by-choice is the best thing I’ve ever done!”

Jade, Mum to Baby A

Read Jade's story

Further support

icon-donor-sperm@2x

Sperm donation

Discover more about the process and what’s involved.
Download guide Download guide
icon-patient-stories_1@2x

Meet our team

See the experts who may be involved in your donation.
See all profiles See all profiles
icon-webinars copy 2@2x

Join our fertility forum

Get support from our community and patients.
Explore now Explore now
Male patient coordinator talking on a phone sitting in front of a computer

Become a Donor

When you’re ready to take the next step, you’ll need to book a clinical consultation with one of our doctors.