Is there a sperm clinic near me?

At Semovo, we believe in the extraordinary power of sperm donation to transform lives and create families. With this commitment at the forefront of everything we do, we've expanded our reach to six locations across the UK, making it easier than ever for you to play an important role in someone's journey to parenthood.

Discover Your Nearest Semovo Clinic

With a shortage of sperm donors in the UK, we know how significant your contribution is to individuals and couples seeking to build their families. That’s why we’ve grown our number of clinics over the years to help recruit and accommodate our valuable donors.

Over the years, Semovo has gone from being a single-clinic sperm donor programme to one of the UK's most successful sperm banks with multiple locations across the north of England and Scotland.

With conveniently located clinics in central Manchester, Greater Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Glasgow, and, most recently, Sheffield, we welcome you into our community of donors, each offering a warm and supportive environment for this incredible journey.

Why Choose Semovo

At Semovo, we understand the importance of your decision to become a sperm donor. That's why we ensure a seamless and rewarding experience for every donor participating in our programme. Here's what sets us apart:

Expertise and Professionalism: Our clinics are staffed with a team of professionals dedicated to guiding you through the donation process with care and expertise.

Cutting-Edge Facilities: Our state-of-the-art clinics provide a comfortable and modern environment where you can donate confidently.

Personalised Support: When you step into our clinics, you'll be supported by a team that values and appreciates your generous decision.

How does sperm donation work?

Our sperm banks have developed an efficient donation process specifically designed to accommodate the busy lives of our donors while ensuring the highest level of care and support. The process can be broken down into the following steps:

• To begin the process, you’ll fill out a short online questionnaire and confirm your eligibility. This includes being aged 18-45, in good health, and being able to access your family's medical history.
• You will then complete an electronic family medical history form, detailing any health conditions affecting your close relatives.  
• You’ll then be invited to an implications telephone appointment, discussing everything involved in the process and a great opportunity for you to ask any questions.
• This will be followed by a sperm assessment, conducted in our clinic, to check your sperm quality is eligible for donation.
• If you meet the criteria, you will then have sessions with a counsellor and with a consultant. You’ll also have a health screening appointment to check for STIs and genetic conditions.
• Once approved, you will sign the relevant consent forms, making you an official Semovo sperm donor, and proceed with regular sperm donation. Your samples are frozen and quarantined for safety before being released for use.

For a more detailed overview of the sperm donation process, read our step-by-step guide, which provides an in-depth look at each stage in this rewarding journey.

Are sperm donors paid?

In the UK it is illegal for sperm donors to receive payment for their donations. However, we do offer compensation to cover any expenses related to the contribution, including getting to our sperm bank. At Semovo, you can expect to receive compensation as follows:

• Upon your first semen assessment at the clinic, you will receive a compensation of £20, irrespective of whether you are taken on as a sperm donor or not.
• The £45 compensation starts when you first visit the clinic for the medical screening.
• At Semovo we split the compensation up into a £35 payment that is available for bank transfer after each visit to the clinic, and then the remaining £10 is accrued during your time as a donor. The accrued amount will then be paid as a lump sum after your final screening when all your sperm is released for treatment use.
• Depending on your clinic visits, you could receive up to £180 monthly, based on an estimated one donation per week.
• The sperm donation process typically takes 6-12 months, depending on how often you donate. Some donors visit us weekly, but we accommodate different schedules. We're here to make it work for you.

What else do I need to know about sperm donation?

You might want to know more before becoming a sperm donor, ranging from how many children can be born from your donations, to whether offspring can contact you in future.

We suggest looking at our most frequently asked questions about sperm donation, which aims to cover all possible questions you may have about the process.

If you need further information, don't hesitate to contact our friendly Semovo team on 0345 266 0020 or email donate@semovo.co.uk.

Be a Hero in Six Different Locations

Check out our website to learn more about the incredible impact you can make as a sperm donor. Find the nearest clinic and embark on a rewarding journey that promises to change lives and create families.

Ready to take the first step? Apply to become a sperm donor and start your journey of making a difference in the lives of others.