After donor conception
Thousands of people have been created with the assistance of donor sperm, eggs, or embryos in Victoria.
Today, the provision of information about donors to donor-conceived people is considered a fundamental part of donor conception. In Victoria, donor-conceived people have a legal right to information about their donors and processes are in place to ensure donors are not anonymous.
I am donor-conceived
You can find out more about:
- your rights and responsibilities
- finding your donor or genetic siblings.
I am a parent of a donor-conceived person
You can find out more about:
- your rights and responsibilities
- finding your donor or genetic siblings.
I am a sibling or relative of a donor-conceived person
Information about finding people you are linked to through donor conception.
I am a donor
You can find out more about:
- your rights and responsibilities
- finding your donor offspring or their parents.
Telling children, family and others
Whether you are donor-conceived, a parent of a donor-conceived person, a donor, a partner, a family member or friend; it can be difficult to know how to talk about donor conception.
Donor Conception Register services
VARTA manages the Central Register and the Voluntary Register and provides support for donors, people who are donor-conceived, parents who used a donor and their families