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OVERVIEW OF ASAN  

The Association of Surrogacy Agencies in Nigeria (ASAN) Affiliated to KNIGHT FRANK FERTILITY AID ASSOCIATION LAGOS is a collaborative organization formed by various surrogacy agencies. Its main goal is to regulate, legalize, and support surrogacy practices in Nigeria. ASAN aims to provide legal coverage, training, and ensure the rights and security of surrogacy agencies, surrogates, and intended parents.

VISION AND MISSION  

ASAN envisions a world where everyone can build their family, regardless of challenges. The organization seeks to create a supportive community that makes fertility care accessible and effective. Its mission includes empowering individuals facing fertility issues by offering reliable information, emotional support, and professional guidance.

OBJECTIVES OF ASAN  

Key objectives include:

- Legally Participating and Pushing for Legalize Surrogacy Practices Through Layed Down Surrogacy laws in Nigeria.

- Providing legal coverage and FERTILITY & SURROGACY Support Training for members and the public.

- Legally Pushing for Monitoring ethical practices in surrogacy.

- Offering financial advisory and emotional support to intending parents.

- Protecting the rights of Surrogacy Agencies, Surrogates and Donors Through Nigeria Surrogacy Laws / CHILD RIGHTS ACT / SUPPORT PRACTICAL Laws

- Advocating for favorable Surrogacy laws and participating in international discussions.

- Holding Of Yearly FERTILITY AID / SURROGACY Enlightenment Serminals and Meetings so as to Enlighten the general Public on INFERTILITY Health Awareness.

SUPPORT SERVICES  

ASAN offers various support services, including professional counseling, peer-led support groups, and one-on-one mentorship programs to help individuals navigate their fertility journeys.

ADVOCACY AND OUTREACH  

ASAN's Organization engages in policy advocacy to improve fertility treatment coverage, awareness campaigns to educate the public about fertility issues, and community outreach programs to support underserved communities.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT  

ASAN encourages partnerships with surrogacy agencies, highlighting the benefits of joining their organization.

MOTTO  

The motto of ASAN is "Making a Difference," reflecting its commitment to improving surrogacy practices in Nigeria.

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- The first "Mega button with preview" introduces the management team at ASAN, showcasing dedicated professionals committed to supporting individuals and families on their fertility journey.  

- The second "Mega button with preview" provides insights into surrogacy, explaining its significance as a method of assisted reproductive technology for couples unable to conceive naturally.

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The aim of the ASAN is to improve the quality of Reproductive Medicine care for infertile couples in Africa and improve access to high quality ART services. We link medical professionals in the field of Reproductive Medicine on the Nigeria, African, International continent, and use their expertise to improve the care of the patients needing fertility treatment. We are professionals in the field of Reproductive Medicine who are elected leaders from national fertility societies. This includes Reproductive Medicine physicians, urologist, Embryologists, Fertility Nurses / IVF coordinators, Surrogacy / Fertility Practitioner and Mental Health Fertility Counsellors.

– Providing a strong voice improve care of fertility patients, and advocate for the rights of infertile patients

– To prevent tubal infertility by reducing the incidence of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) in Nigeria and Africa at Large  by educational awareness and promotion of early antibiotic treatment guidelines

– To ensure and offer training opportunities for Physicians and embryologists

– To provide a platform for the networking of professionals in the field of Reproductive Medicine and ART on the African Continent, by setting up task teams to deal with specific tasks

– To address specific problems relevant to the African continent in the field of Reproductive Medicine such as: poor or discriminatory fertility legislation on the continent, lack of government funding and infrastructure for fertility care and lack of society guidelines for professionals

– To fight against gender-based violence against women on the African continent including practices such as: targeted violence against infertile women by the community, negative stigma against infertile women, domestic partner violence against infertile women, and female genital mutilation in young girls

– To advertise educational events / conferences on the continent to encourage participation of all countries in fertility meetings.

– To share expertise and knowledge with colleagues

– To advise government representatives on best clinical practice, and to work together with legal teams to update existing national fertility legislation and draft new ethical legislation.

– To draft clinical and laboratory guidelines for professionals in the field of Reproductive Medicine.

– To link with other international fertility organizations such as IFFS, ASRM, ESHRE, FIGO, WHO and provide input from Nigeria and Africa to these organizations.

– To channel funding for the improvement of Reproductive Medicine services on the continent with good governance and in an ethical manner.