SOCIAL TRANSITION PASSPORT | Donate Sperm
- D. M. Wright
- Mar 27
- 1 min read
Updated: May 22
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DONATING SPERM
Making a sperm donation is one of the most generous things you can do. It gives others the chance to have a baby.
There is a significant need for sperm donations in Australia, with thousands of people waiting for sperm donors to help them grow their family.
The reasons why people need to access donor sperm are varied. They include those having difficulty conceiving because of male reproductive issues, single women who want to have a child, and same-sex couples wanting to grow their family.
You may be eligible to donate sperm if you’re a healthy man aged between 21 and 45, and you’re willing to donate for free (It's illegal in Australia to pay donors.)
IVF and sperm donation are done through the private sector. Below are a few links in no particular order, and this list is not exhaustive:
RESOURCES
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