Chana, the leading UK fertility support organisation for the Jewish community,  supports couples with the emotional, practical, halachic and financial challenges of infertility, baby loss, miscarriage and any reproductive health issue.

We have a team of experienced psychotherapists, an in-house scientific advisor, an expert medical advisory panel and esteemed rabbinic panel, all combining their knowledge to ensure a package of multidisciplinary care and support for you on your journey.

With Chana you are not alone

Our Ethos & Mission Statement

 

1 in 6 couples experience infertility; with Chana you are not alone.

For 31 years, Chana has been giving emotional and practical support to Jewish* couples who are experiencing primary or secondary infertility or are struggling with other reproductive health issues.

Many couples in the Jewish community are affected, often dealing with their situation in silence and alone. Chana is here to help, leaving no stone unturned for you to begin or complete your family.

*as halachically recognized and married, where relevant, by the Office of the Chief Rabbi. We have a wealth of knowledge and if you fall outside of our criteria, we will signpost you for support.

Timeline

Meet the Team

Our experienced team of psychotherapists, specialised in fertility issues, support each client, male or female, individually or as a couple, throughout their fertility journey. Each client is provided with a bespoke package of care, tailored to their needs; be that emotional, practical, medical, Halachic and in some cases financial. Their services can be accessed by calling our free, confidential helpline on 020 8201 5774.

Chana is privileged to work alongside 28 of the UK’s leading specialists in reproductive health who meet regularly to ensure clients are accessing the best possible course of treatment. This multi-disciplinary group of specialists seamlessly combine their medical knowledge with a sensitivity to the centrality of Jewish Law (halacha). Specialist fields include: Gynaecology, Obstetrics, Paediatrics, Oncology, Urology, Andrology, Genetics, Psychiatry, Pharmacology, Endocrinology, Ultrasound, Sexual Medicine and General Practice.