Join us in raising awareness for World Infertility Awareness Month - let's make a positive difference together!
June 1 marks the beginning of World Infertility Awareness Month, a month dedicated to raising awareness about infertility and its effects on millions of people around the world. This special month was created in 2013 as an opportunity to give those affected by infertility a chance to share their stories and experiences, while also providing support and resources for those struggling with infertility. Throughout the month, people can join together to celebrate the successes that have been made in overcoming infertility, as well as work together for progress towards finding new solutions for this difficult condition.
Look for an infertility organization that you can support financially. Many of these organizations provide invaluable resources and support to those dealing with infertility.
Reach out to friends and family and start talking about infertility. Share stories, experiences, and resources to help spread awareness and understanding.
Look for ways to volunteer your time, whether it be fundraising for an infertility organization or helping out at a local fertility clinic.
Find an event in your area that focuses on infertility awareness. There are usually quite a few happening throughout the month.
If you feel comfortable doing so, share your story of dealing with infertility. It can be a powerful way to spread awareness and connect with others who understand what you’re going through.
World Infertility Awareness Month (WIAM) is a time to raise awareness about the struggles couples go through when trying to conceive. By shining a light on this issue, we can create conversations to empower those dealing with infertility and help increase access to support for those who need it.
Infertility can be an emotionally difficult experience - but one that is often made worse by society's judgemental attitude towards it. WIAM helps to dispel any negative stigmas surrounding fertility issues, breaking down barriers that prevent couples from seeking help or getting the support they need.
WIAM creates a safe, supportive environment where people with fertility issues can come together and share their experiences with each other. Whether you're looking for advice or just want someone to listen, taking part in WIAM helps create a much needed sense of solidarity among all those affected by infertility.