When you donate sperm, what happens to it? How is your donated sperm used, and who uses it?

What can you expect when you donate to your local Semovo sperm donor clinic in Manchester, Liverpool or Leeds?

H​ave you heard about Just A Baby? It’s a new Tinder-style app, recently launched in the UK, which aims to connect people together who share a desire to create a baby.

W​hen you donate sperm to Semovo, how do we ensure your sperm has the highest chance of success for those who are relying on it to have a baby?

Here’s our advice on how to explain why being a sperm donor is such a good thing.

Young men are a key target market for sperm donation for many clinics in the UK. But along with the promise of doing something great – and getting compensated for it too – comes the serious responsibility of informed consent.

From what you eat and drink to the activities you do, here are the main factors that can influence your ability to be a sperm donor or how easy it is for you to conceive naturally.

Donating your sperm is one of the most selfless and greatest things you can ever do. But before you apply, here’s what you need to think about first.

As one of the UK’s largest sperm banks, Semovo is helping people across the country to have a baby with the help of our amazing sperm donors.

The NHS Whittington Hospital in London is opening its own cost-effective sperm bank, supplying donor sperm to other hospitals and clinics that need it.