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Making Families Surrogacy Limited announces 16% reduction in IVF costs for 30 days in recognition of World IVF day
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Making Families Surrogacy Limited announces 16% reduction in IVF costs for 30 days in recognition of World IVF day

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Making Families Surrogacy Limited announces 16% reduction in IVF costs for 30 days in recognition of World IVF day

Making Families Surrogacy Limited, an Ibadan-based surrogacy agency, has announced a 16% reduction in the IVF procedure for their surrogacy programs. The cost adjustment will be in effect from July 30 to August 30, 2026 in recognition of World IVF Day.

World IVF Day is observed globally on July 25 to raise awareness about infertility, reproductive health, and access to assisted reproductive technologies.

In Nigeria, most fertility treatment including IVF and surrogacy is paid out-of-pocket, with limited health insurance coverage. According to the agency, rising healthcare costs have made it increasingly difficult for many couples to access timely care.

“As we celebrated World IVF Day, we recognize that affordability remains one of the biggest barriers for Nigerian families seeking fertility treatment,” said Dr. Peace Mmewurum, Fertility Counselor at Making Families Surrogacy Limited. “This 30-day adjustment is aimed at making IVF more accessible and encouraging open, informed conversations about ethical surrogacy options in Nigeria.”

During the period, the agency will also publish a detailed guide breaking down the components of surrogacy costs. The guide is intended to address misinformation and help intended parents make informed decisions.

According to health experts, infertility affects an estimated 1 in 4 couples in Nigeria. However, stigma, lack of information, and financial constraints often prevent individuals from seeking professional support.

Making Families Surrogacy Limited provides ethical surrogacy coordination, legal guidance, and counseling for intended parents and gestational carriers.

The 16% reduction applies to new enrollments in surrogacy programs between July 30 and August 30, 2026. The agency stated that it will monitor feedback and inquiries during the period to assess the impact on access to care.

For more information about the cost adjustment or to request the surrogacy cost breakdown guide, visit http://www.makingfamiliessurrogacy.com or contact +2349067856123.

About Making Families Surrogacy Limited

Making Families Surrogacy Limited is an Ibadan-based agency focused on ethical surrogacy services, patient education, legal support, and counseling for families navigating fertility treatment in Nigeria. The organization is committed to transparency, confidentiality, and professional standards in reproductive healthcare.

Contact:
Making Families Surrogacy Limited
+2349067856123
makingfamiliesagency@gmail.com
http://www.makingfamiliessurrogacy.com

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