Choosing to use donor eggs, sperm, or embryos is a significant and deeply personal decision. For many people, donor conception offers a valuable pathway to parenthood when other options are not possible or have not been successful. The decision is made after careful consideration of a range of factors, including your medical history, fertility assessment results, genetic considerations, family-building goals, and personal circumstances.
At Oasis, we understand that every journey to parenthood is unique. We take the time to listen to your needs, answer your questions, and provide clear, evidence-based information to help you explore your options. Throughout the process, you will receive personalised care and support from our donor team, empowering you to make informed decisions with confidence. Our goal is to ensure you feel supported, respected, and well-informed at every stage of your fertility journey.
Choosing to use a sperm donor is a significant and deeply personal decision that can play an important role in your journey to parenthood. Whether you are pursuing treatment as an individual, part of a couple experiencing male factor infertility, or building a family as a single parent or LGBTQ+ family, selecting a sperm donor involves careful consideration of your medical, personal, and family-building goals.
We understand that this process can bring both excitement and uncertainty, and that every person’s circumstances are unique. Our dedicated team is committed to providing compassionate support, clear information, and expert guidance throughout your donor conception journey. We can help you understand donor screening processes, navigate donor profiles, and explore the options available to you, ensuring you have the knowledge and support needed to make informed decisions with confidence.
Our goal is to help you feel reassured, empowered, and supported at every stage, so you can move forward with clarity as you take this important step towards building your family.
Your Journey:
• Initial Consultation
• Screening and Testing
• Initial Counselling
• Follow-up Consultation
• Donor Selection
• Subsequent Counselling
• Donor Sign Off Appointment
• Treatment
Oasis Fertility is proud to partner with Seattle Sperm Bank for all sperm donor allocations. Renowned for its extensive donor program and commitment to high screening and quality standards, Seattle Sperm Bank provides access to a broad range of donor profiles that meet Western Australian regulatory requirements.
Choosing to receive donated eggs is a significant and deeply personal decision that can provide a valuable pathway to parenthood for individuals and couples who are unable to conceive using their own eggs. Whether due to diminished ovarian reserve, premature ovarian insufficiency, genetic considerations, previous treatment outcomes, or other medical circumstances, egg donation may offer an opportunity to achieve pregnancy and grow your family.
We understand that the decision to use donated eggs can bring a range of emotions, questions, and considerations. Every fertility journey is unique, and our dedicated team is committed to providing compassionate support, clear information, and expert guidance throughout the process. We will help you understand your treatment options, the egg donor selection process, and the medical, practical, and emotional aspects of treatment, ensuring you feel informed and supported at every stage.
Our goal is to provide personalised care that empowers you to make decisions with confidence and move forward with clarity and hope. We are here to support you throughout your journey, helping you take the next step towards achieving your family-building goals.
Your Journey:
• Initial Consultation
• Screening and Testing
• Initial Counselling
• Follow-up Consultation
• Donor Selection
• Subsequent Counselling
• Donor Sign Off Appointment
• Treatment
Oasis Fertility is proud to partner with Manor Baby and The World Egg Bank for all egg donor allocations. Both organisations are internationally recognised for their established donor programs, rigorous screening processes, and commitment to the highest standards of quality and safety. Through these partnerships, patients have access to a diverse range of donor profiles that comply with Western Australian regulatory requirements, supporting informed and confident decision-making throughout their family-building journey.
Choosing to receive donated embryos is a significant and deeply personal decision that can provide a meaningful pathway to parenthood for individuals and couples who are unable to conceive using their own embryos. For many, embryo donation offers renewed hope after a long and often challenging fertility journey, creating an opportunity to build the family they have dreamed of.
Embryo donation is a unique form of family building made possible through the extraordinary generosity of individuals and couples who choose to donate their remaining embryos to help others. Their decision can create opportunities that may not otherwise exist, giving recipients the chance to experience pregnancy, childbirth, and the lifelong joys and responsibilities of parenthood.
We understand that pursuing treatment with donated embryos can bring a range of emotions, questions, and considerations. It is natural to reflect on the medical, practical, and emotional aspects of treatment, as well as the future implications for your family. Our experienced team is committed to providing compassionate care, clear information, and personalised support to help you navigate these decisions with confidence.
We will guide you through every stage of the process, helping you understand embryo donation, treatment options, counselling requirements, and the important considerations involved in donor conception. Our goal is to ensure you feel informed, supported, and empowered to make decisions that align with your values, circumstances, and family-building goals.
Every embryo donation story begins with an act of generosity and hope. Through the kindness of donors and the resilience of those pursuing parenthood, embryo donation has helped many families grow. We are honoured to support you on this journey and are here to help you explore whether embryo donation may be the right pathway for you.
Your Journey:
• Initial Consultation
• Screening and Testing
• Initial Counselling
• Follow-up Consultation
• Donor Selection
• Subsequent Counselling
• Donor Sign Off Appointment
• Treatment
You will be provided with non-identifying information about your donor, which includes physical characteristics, ethnic background, medical history, education, interests, and where possible, a personal message.
No. In Western Australia, donation is an altruistic act and donors are not paid for donating eggs, sperm, or embryos.
You will be provided with non-identifying information about your donor, which includes physical characteristics, ethnic background, medical history, education, interests, and where possible, a personal message.
No. Under Australian law, donors do not have legal parental rights or responsibilities for any child born as a result of their donation. The recipient(s) are recognised as the legal parent(s) and assume all parental rights and responsibilities.
Yes, although rare, your donor has the right to withdraw their consent to donate at any time before their sperm, eggs, or embryos are used in treatment. While this is uncommon, it is an important part of the consent process. Should this occur, our team will work closely with you to discuss your options and provide support.
Yes. In Australia, donor conception is based on the principle that donor-conceived people have the right to learn about their genetic origins. Under Australian law, individuals conceived through sperm, egg, or embryo donation can access identifying information about their donor once they reach 16 years of age. This information may include the donor’s name, date of birth, and contact details.
In many cases, yes. If both partners have completed the required counselling and consent processes, the donor may be allocated to you as a couple. This can allow either partner to access treatment using the same donor, subject to donor availability and your fertility specialist's recommendations.
If you have completed your family or decide not to proceed with donor conception, you may be able to return your donor allocation to the clinic’s donor program. This allows the donor to potentially help other individuals or couples seeking treatment. Our donor team can discuss the available options and guide you through the process.
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