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Donating your sperm
Donate your sperm and help someone have a family.
Donating Your Sperm
Many individuals and couples rely on donor sperm to build their families. This includes people facing fertility challenges, same-sex female couples, and single women who wish to have children. Despite the growing demand, there is still a shortage of sperm donors across the UK, which means many people experience long waiting times to begin treatment.
If you are between the ages of 18 and 45, you could play a vital role in helping others achieve their dream of becoming parents. Becoming a sperm donor is a meaningful way to make a lasting difference, offering hope and opportunity to those who may not otherwise be able to conceive.
Semovo was created to help address this need by making the donation process as straightforward and accessible as possible. With clinics located across the UK, you can donate at a time and place that suits you, supported by experienced professionals throughout the process. By choosing to donate, you are contributing to something truly life-changing for families in need.
Could I be a donor?
To be a sperm donor with Semovo, you must:
- Be between the ages of 18 and 45
- Be willing to be screened for medical conditions
- Have no known serious medical disability or family history of hereditary disorders
- Know (or can find out) your immediate family medical history - children, siblings, parents, aunts/uncles and grandparents
- Agree to be registered with the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority as a donor
- Only donate to a Semovo clinic
- Not put yourself at risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
- Not knowingly omit any relevant information which could affect the health of any children born as a result of your donation
How does the sperm donation process work?
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Why donate to Semovo?
As an award-winning sperm donor bank, Semovo is committed to providing the highest standard of care and support throughout your donation journey. From your first enquiry to each clinic visit, you can expect a professional, respectful, and well-managed experience designed with your comfort and well-being in mind.
With 10 years of experience working with sperm donors and within the regulated recruitment process in the UK, Semovo has established itself as one of the UK’s best-known sperm banks. Their team ensures that every stage of the process is clear, confidential, and carefully guided, so you always know what to expect
As a Semovo sperm donor, you will receive compensation for each clinic visit. This is intended to recognise your time, commitment, and contribution, while you play an important role in helping others build their families.
FAQ's
What does being a sperm donor involve?
Becoming a sperm donor involves providing sperm samples to help individuals and couples conceive. Donors undergo a thorough screening process, provide samples over time, and receive support from a dedicated team throughout the process.
Do sperm donors get paid in the UK?
Sperm donors in the UK receive compensation for their time and expenses in line with national guidelines. This is not payment for sperm itself but recognition of your commitment.
Who can become a sperm donor?
You may be eligible if you are a healthy male, typically under the age of 46, with no significant medical or genetic conditions. All donors must meet strict UK regulatory standards.
Why should I become a sperm donor?
Donating sperm is a meaningful way to help others build a family. Many donors also value the sense of purpose and the opportunity to make a lasting difference in someone’s life.
What health tests do I need to have?
Here at Semovo, you must have blood and urine tests to check that your sperm does not have a negative health impact on the person who is using your sperm or the baby. We test for various STIs, including HIV, Syphilis, Chlamydia, Hepatitis, as well as various genetic conditions.
How many times do I have to donate sperm?
We kindly ask our donors to donate sperm once a week, for around six to twelve months, which equals around 20-30 donations. You can do this at one of our local and accessible sperm banks, whichever is the most convenient for you.