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Confidential Helpline
To speak to someone in confidence about how to become a donor, contact our confidential helpline.
0845 226 9193
or e-mail: info@ngdt.co.uk
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Welcome to the National Gamete Donation Trust
On this site you will find clear and practical information mainly for those considering becoming an egg or sperm donor but also for health professionals and those requiring treatment with donor eggs or sperm.
To help you understand what is involved in egg or sperm donation and how to go about becoming a donor you can contact our confidential helpline on 0845 226 9193.
We will be able to give you impartial advice or put you in contact with someone who has already been through the process.
Donors are people from all walks of life - there is no such thing as a standard donor. What they have in common is a desire to help people to achieve the pregnancy they otherwise couldn't have.
What they also have in common is that most donors say:
"It's one of the best things I have ever done"
Can you help by becoming a donor?
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Becoming a Donor
Egg Donation
Find out what is involved in egg donation, where to go to donate or find egg donors. Find out the facts.
read more
Sperm Donation
Find out what is involved in sperm donation, where to go to donate sperm or find a donor. Find out the facts.
read more
Media requests
From time to time the Trust receives requests from journalists or researchers to speak to donors or recipients-can you help?
read more
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Donation and the Law
Rights and Responsibilities
Find out the legal facts around egg and sperm donation.
read more
Register Now
Be the first to receive any relevant news, regulatory issues and website enhancements by registering your details with us. Your details will remain confidential.
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Become a trustee
The NGDT is looking for trustees. Interested?
find out more
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Every year a handful of special women decide to give hope and life to others by becoming an egg donor, but demand greatly outweighs supply.
For some couples, eggs donated by another woman is their only hope of achieving a pregnancy and ultimately a family. read more...
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