If you are donor conceived, please read this post first: What to do when you first find out you are Donor Conceived.
We also recommend that you read this post too: Some of the challenges of being Donor Conceived.
Our Support for Donor Conceived People (DCP)
DCP: Examples of First Contact Letters to ‘new’ Biological Parents
DCP: Reaching out to a “new” half sibling
DCP: Family Medical Questionnaire for a Donor
DCP: Template letter to your GP
DCP: Guidance for direct to consumer ‘health’ tests
DCP: Donor Conceived and just turned 16 years old?
DCP: Donor Conceived and just turned 18 years old?
You might be Donor Conceived if…
What NOT to say to a Donor Conceived Person!
Donor Conceived UK
Feedback about the need for Donor Conceived UK (DCUK)
Feedback from our Donor Conceived UK Face to Face Meetings in London
Feedback from our DCUK Online Support Sessions
Historical Fertility
Historical UK Fertility Clinics
The NHS in England have now closed their FREE BRCA gene testing service for individuals with Jewish ancestry, specifically anyone ages 18 or older with at least one Jewish grandparent. You can find more details here: https://jewishbrca.org/. If you are still interested in doing BRCA testing, you can submit an expression of interest for the next phase of Jewish BRCA testing here: https://nhsjewishbrcaprogramme.org.uk/. This is expected to commence during 2026.