Information for donor-conceived people, recipient parents, donors and relatives and descendants thereof about applying to the Voluntary Register. This information sheet covers: How the Voluntary Register works Fee Who can apply? What information can be lodged? Matches/No match on the Voluntary Register

Information for donor-conceived people conceived from donations made before 1998 making an application to the Central Register

Intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is used for the same reasons as IVF, but especially to overcome sperm problems. Essentially, ICSI follows the same process as IVF, except ICSI involves the direct injection of a single sperm into each egg to achieve fertilisation.

VARTA asked Australian donor-conceived adults to identify the most important information they wished to know about their donors. This document provides a guide to the information that donor-conceived people would most like to know about their donors.

Supporting people who are donor-conceived, parents who have used a donor, donors and their families. This brochure covers: What is the Donor Conception Register Services? Changes to Victorian law Who can apply? Options available Registers' process

A family storybook is a book or movie displaying information concerning how your family was created, presented in a child-friendly format.A family storybook is a book or movie displaying information concerning how your family was created, presented in a child-friendly format.

This brochure explains what IVF involves and what services may and may not be included in a clinic's fee per IVF cycle. In Australia, Medicare covers many of the fees associated with a cycle of IVF. The remaining costs vary, depending on an individual's needs, the clinic you attend, and whether you have reached the Extended Medicare Safety Net threshold.

Information for donor-conceived people who have been contacted following a Central Register application by a donor

Form for ART providers for class application to export donated sperm interstate. The Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008 (the ART Act) requires that a person must not bring donor gametes, or embryos produced from donor gametes, into Victoria, or take them from Victoria, except with the written approval of the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority (VARTA).

This application form is for assisted reproductive treatment (ART) providers who intend to register as a ‘registered ART provider’ in Victoria under the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008 (Vic).