​It’s National Fertility Awareness Week, Fertility Network’s annual campaign that shines the spotlight on fertility issues.

Want to be a sperm donor but not sure how to tell your family? Although it can be hard to explain to parents, grandparents and wider family members too, it’s important to have an open family discussion.

Did you read the recent and very sensationalised news headlines about Britain’s ‘top’ sperm donor producing at least 34 children?

What if we told you that being a sperm donor doesn’t mean having to give up what you love in life?

Writing your sperm donor profile is one of the most personal parts of your sperm donation journey and is also one of the most important.

If a urological condition is part of your medical history, does it mean you can’t donate sperm?

Did you see us at Manchester Pride? Interested in exploring more about sperm donation?

At Semovo we welcome and receive sperm donor applications from all kinds of men, from all walks of life, with all kinds of sexual preferences.

Although sperm donors are more in demand than ever, there are restrictions on who can donate sperm - and who can’t.