Gay couple who wanted sons sues fertility clinic over birth of daughter.
A gay couple in California who wanted sons is suing a fertility clinic after their surrogate gave birth to a daughter.
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How the Ukraine war is impacting LGBTQ+ surrogacy.
Surrogacy is not an easy journey. It comes with uncertainty and apprehension, as people wishing to become parents pursue their dream.
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This Pride season, why not think about fostering?
With Pride season upon us many of us of a certain age will rejoice in how far the LGBTQ+ community in Britain has come.
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It’s time for equal access to IVF treatment for LGBTQ+ women.
NHS funding for IVF varies across different areas of the country, but the provisions for same-sex couples are even more stringent.
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“But how do you KNOW?” The pros and cons of coming out young.
Coming out is hard, but disclosing your sexuality while you’re still at school and under your parents’ roof adds an extra layer of risk.
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Made in Chelsea star’s surrogacy journey highlights need for change.
Made in Chelsea’s Ollie Locke has faced serious obstacles in his surrogacy journey, which highlight how outdated UK rules are.
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Want to give a child a loving home? Barnardo’s needs you!
As a single sex couple, Jonathan and Adam chose Barnardo’s as an organisation which welcomes foster carers from different backgrounds.
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History made as gay couple win prestigious national fostering award.
Paul and Michael Atwal-Brice were awarded The President’s Award at the annual Fostering Excellence Awards for their outstanding contribution to foster care.
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Thinking of fostering? This virtual Brighton event might be for you.
Our friends at Brighton and Hove council are holding a virtual fostering event on 25 November and are seeking people in the LGBTQ+ community to take part.
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Meet the gay foster carers giving love and support to Barnardo’s children.
Matt and Trishun have fostered five children on short term placements, including children supported by the Barnardo’s BRICS and STEPS programme.
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