Finding Your Fertility Community: 12 Supportive Groups to Know

Embarking on a fertility journey can feel overwhelming, emotional, and at times isolating. Whether you're trying to conceive (TTC), navigating assisted conception, or coping with loss, finding a community that understands your experience can make all the difference.

At The Graco Village, we believe in the power of connection, especially when the path ahead feels uncertain. Whether you're preparing your body, seeking support through treatment, or grieving a loss, these communities offer more than just information. They offer understanding, solidarity, and a reminder that you don’t have to walk this journey alone.

Tommy’s

Tommy’s is a leading UK charity dedicated to improving pregnancy outcomes and supporting people on their journey to parenthood. Their fertility-focused resources include guidance on preparing your body for pregnancy, understanding miscarriage risk, and navigating recurrent loss. The pre-conception health hub offers practical, evidence-based advice on nutrition, lifestyle, and emotional wellbeing - helping you feel informed and supported from the very start. 

Find out more here

The Fertility Network UK

This inclusive charity supports everyone affected by fertility issues - whether you're single, in a same-sex relationship, or facing medical challenges. They offer webinars, peer support, and regional meet-ups.

Find out more here.

Parenting Queer

Run by and for LGBTQ+ people, Parenting Queer is a UK-based community platform that celebrates queer parenthood in all its forms. From fertility and adoption to donor conception and solo parenting, they offer inclusive resources, lived experience blogs, and a warm, affirming space to connect.

Find out more here.

Fertility First UK

Fertility First UK (FF UK) is a Not For Profit Organisation and is partnered by a host of fertility experts, charities, clinics, and forums. FF UK focuses on fertility assistance at the pre-conception, conception, and post-conception stages and does this through a platform of promoting free education, support and Professional interaction via free chats with Fertility Consultants, and accredited Fertility Counsellors and Coaches and if needed treatment through our Clinics of Excellence at discounted prices.

Find out more here.

HIMfertility

With infertility affecting around 1 in 7 couples in the UK, it’s time to break the silence - especially around male fertility. Set up by comedian Rhod Gilbert, HIMfertility is a campaign that encourages men to open up about fertility struggles and find the support they need. It’s a welcoming space for men and their partners to access expert advice, listen to the podcast, read personal stories, and get reassurance that they’re not alone. 

Find out more here.

The Fertility Podcast

Founded by broadcaster Natalie Silverman and fertility nurse Kate Davies, this podcast explores everything from natural conception to donor routes and child-free living. It’s inclusive, informative, and grounded in UK fertility realities. 

Find out more here.

Trans Fertility Co.

This US-based but globally relevant organisation supports trans and non-binary people navigating fertility preservation, conception, and parenting. Their guides are practical, supportive and affirming.

Find out more here.

Adaobi Fertility

Founded by Afam and Kwenza Onyenakala after their own IVF journey, Adaobi Fertility supports couples from ethnic minority and faith communities who face barriers to NHS-funded treatment. They offer community fertility awareness workshops, confidential support groups, and monetary grants for consultations and procedures. Their approach is culturally sensitive and rooted in lived experience.

Find out more here.

The Miscarriage Association

If you’ve experienced baby loss, this charity offers compassionate support through helplines, peer groups, and downloadable resources. Their work is rooted in empathy and understanding.

Find out more here.

The Worst Girl Gang Ever (TWGGE)

A raw, honest podcast and community created by two mums who’ve experienced baby loss. TWGGE offers online courses, peer support, and a safe space for people grieving miscarriage, stillbirth, and neonatal loss. Their tone is warm, unfiltered, and deeply validating.

Find our more here.

PANDAS Foundation

Navigating fertility and parenthood can take a toll on your mental health, and that’s where PANDAS steps in. This UK charity offers compassionate support for anyone experiencing prenatal or postnatal depression, anxiety, or low mood. Their helpline, peer support groups, and online resources are open to mums, dads, and carers alike, creating a safe space to talk, listen, and feel understood. Whether you're TTC, pregnant, or adjusting to life after birth, PANDAS is here to remind you that your feelings matter.

Find out more here.

The Fertility Show Event, 16-17 May 2026

Held annually in London, The Fertility Show takes place 16-17th May 2026 and brings together clinics, charities, and experts to support anyone navigating fertility. With talks, Q&As, and year-round webinars, it’s a welcoming space to learn, connect, and feel empowered.

Find out more here.

Remember, no two fertility journeys are the same - and that’s okay. Whether you’re preparing your body for a baby, exploring IVF, or healing from loss, there’s a community out there ready to support you. These groups offer not just information, but solidarity, compassion, and hope.

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