President of The Genesis Group and proud parent to three beautiful children via IVF and surrogacy, Lisa Chiya shares a letter to intended parents still waiting for their miracle. Read her inspiring message detailing her own unique journey and the advice that carried her through every roadblock and setback along the way.

Being a surrogate is a unique and life-changing opportunity for women who want to help others start a family. As a surrogate, you will carry a baby for someone else and essentially lend your own body to bring new life into the world. It's a selfless act that requires a lot of physical, emotional, and mental strength, but it can also be incredibly fulfilling.

Becoming a surrogate mother is a rewarding journey that helps individuals and families realize their dreams of parenthood. At The Genesis Group, we ensure that every surrogate is fully prepared for the process, starting with meeting specific requirements to guarantee a safe and successful experience. Let’s break down the qualifications and what you can expect during the screening process.

Selecting the right surrogacy agency is one of the most significant decisions you will make in your surrogacy journey. Whether you're a Surrogate or an Intended Parent, choosing an agency that aligns with your needs, values, and goals can make the process smoother, safer, and more successful. With so many options available, it’s important to know what to look for to ensure you're partnering with an agency that offers the expertise and support you need.

Embarking on a surrogacy journey is an extraordinary and life-changing decision. Whether you are a potential surrogate or an intended parent, navigating the process independently can feel overwhelming. Here’s why working with a surrogacy agency can make all the difference in your journey.

Que dois-je rechercher chez une mère porteuse ? Certains ont déjà des idées préconçues sur ce qui est important. Le choix d'une mère porteuse doit être fait avec la plus grande réflexion et considération.

Il y a quelques éléments à prendre en compte lorsque vous racontez à vos enfants votre parcours de mère porteuse. La façon dont vous aborderez la conversation dépendra de l'âge et des capacités cognitives de votre enfant, de la présence ou non d'autres frères et sœurs dans votre famille, ainsi que du soutien et de la prise de conscience qui vous entourent, vous, votre famille et votre communauté.