Donor assisted conception is a way of having a family through the use of donated sperm, eggs or embryos.
Donor Assisted Conception
reproductive technology council fact sheets
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Fact sheet 1: Considering Sperm Donation? (PDF 17.74 KB)
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Fact sheet 2: Considering Egg Donation? (PDF 17.74 KB)
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Fact sheet 3: Treatment with Donor Eggs or Sperm (PDF 17.89 KB)
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Fact sheet 4: Treatment with Donor Embryos (PDF 17.89 KB)
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Fact sheet 5: Donor Profile Example (PDF 17.74 KB)
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Fact sheet 6: Donor Lifestyle Questionnaire Example (PDF 17.75 KB)
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Fact sheet 7: Access to Information (PDF 17.89 KB)
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Fact sheet 8: Counselling (PDF 17.92 KB)
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Fact Sheet 9: Talking with Children about Donor Conception (PDF 17.92 KB)
WA Voluntary Register
Support Groups and other Voluntary Registers
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ACCESS Australia: Australia's National Infertility Network (external website)
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NSW Government-Assisted reproductive technology - Central Registers (external website)
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Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority (VARTA) (external website)
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Advisory Committee on Assisted Reproductive Technology (acart) New Zealand (external website)
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New Zealand Government - Fertility issues and assisted reproduction (external website)
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Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) United Kingdom (external website)