The fertility care chain also announced a new infertility support group as a part of the #WeCanConceive ecosystem during National Infertility Awareness Week
Oasis Fertility recently announced the launch of a series of initiatives on the occasion of National Infertility Awareness Week 2021. The first of these initiatives is Ask Oasis Fertility, an exclusive resource that serves as a space for couples with infertility to connect with a fertility counsellor and seek appropriate information and counselling regarding their issues. The second initiative is the We Can Conceive Facebook group that serves as a support group for people with infertility.
Ask Oasis Fertility, an exclusive search-based information platform by Oasis Fertility, covers an exhaustive list of topics such as causes of infertility, signs and symptoms, treatment options, the Dos and Dont’s and so on. It also hosts counsellors who can provide couples with meaningful interaction to help them deal with their fertility concerns, advise them on the various treatment options best suited for them and guide them through the emotional and mental challenges of dealing with infertility.
The We Can Conceive Facebook page was set up to serve as a close-knit, forum-type platform that allows its participants to discuss their fertility issues with specialised medical experts and others with infertility. The primary objective of this initiative is to support and motivate couples in their journey towards parenthood by providing them with the right information and guidance, and also emphasising the fact that they are not alone in their struggle. Through this forum, couples can discover, connect and interact with others dealing with similar issues and gain emotional support.
Talking about the launch of these initiatives, Sudhaker Jadhav, Chief Operating Officer, Oasis Fertility, said, “Oasis Fertility is very much committed to removing unnecessary fears and biases when it comes to infertility. A plethora of treatment options are available and these can be personalised as well. People are unaware of the many possibilities and live a life of hopelessness and worry. Just like diabetes or heart disease, infertility has to be discussed without any stigma. Only then can millions of couples achieve their dream of becoming parents. Being the authority on infertility treatments, we want to fill the gap by spreading proper information about infertility among the people through various channels of communication.”
The third initiative, #WearOrange is a movement that Oasis Fertility hopes will motivate people to openly speak about their fertility issues on social media (while dressed in something orange) to educate the general masses about infertility and change the conversation to one that is no longer taboo.
