Support Groups

There are so many people that are going through the same thing you are, and attending a support group might just help you through those tough days.

I have compiled a few here.

CANADA WIDE


FMC Donor Recipient Support Group
🖁1-800-263-2929
📧info@fertilitymatters.ca

ONTARIO


FMC Ontario Online Support Group
🖁1-800-263-2929
📧info@fertilitymatters.ca

Amal Fertility Support Group (Mississauga)
📧amalfertility@gmail.com

Hamilton Support Group
⮙1057 Main Street West, Hamilton, ON
🖁905-741-2237
📧jami@jlmcounselling.ca

Stratford & Area Fertility Support Group
⮙194 Avondale Ave, Stratford, ON
📧stratford.infertility@gmail.com

Southeast Ontario Fertility Support Group
⮙45 King Street E, Unit 2, Brockville, ON
📧cecevandm@icloud.com

Burlington Infertility Support Group
⮙3210 Harvester Rd, Burlington ON
🖁289-795-1678
📧info@hipss.ca

Healing Fertility Support Group
Toronto, ON
🖁647-224-6933
📧amira@healingfertility.ca

Ottawa Fertility Clinic Support Group
⮙OttawaFertility Centre Green Valley Cres, 2nd Floor ART room, Ottawa, ON
📧ottawa.infertility.liason@gmail.com

Kitchener-Waterloo Fertility Support Group
⮙585 Queen Street South, Kitchener, ON
📧kwfertility@gmail.com

BRITISH COLUMBIA


FMC British Columbia Online Support Group
🖁1-800-263-2929
📧info@fertilitymatters.ca

SASKATCHEWAN


FMC Prairie Provinces Online Support Group
🖁1-800-263-2929
📧info@fertilitymatters.ca

Saskatoon, You Are Not Alone (YANA)
⮙609 Dufferin Ave, Saskatoon, SK
📧yanasaskatoon@gmail.com

Regina Fertility Support Group
🖁306-552-9445
📧regina.infertility.support@gmail.com

NOVA SCOTIA


FMC Cape Breton Support Group
⮙50 Falmouth St, Sydney NS
📧gallantrobyn@gmail.com

NEW BRUNSWICK


Greater Moncton Area Fertility Support Group
⮙35 Providence Street, Moncton, NB
📧fertilitymattersmoncton@gmail.com

MANITOBA


Winnipeg Area Infertility Support Group
📧fertilitymatterswinnipeg@outlook.com

QUEBEC


Montreal Fertility Support Group
📧infertilitymtl@gmail.com

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