Who are we

More to Life is the largest national charity providing support to those who live involuntarily childless. 

More to Life embraces all of those who are involuntarily childless irrespective of whether they are people who have moved on from treatment, have never had treatment, or indeed people who are perhaps in a relationship where their partner does not want children, or are with someone who has children from a previous relationship and does not want more.

We recognise that individuals and couples need to grieve, and we offer them support to help them to do so and to adjust to this new time in their lives.

Our main goal is to help our members to move on and to find a new way of life that is joyful and satisfying.  The website provides a gateway to the services available to members and an opportunity to get to know one another through the forums and chatroom.  We hope that you will make friends whilst also providing one another with mutual support and understanding. 

 

We recognise many of our members want to communicate in different ways, especially during the early stages of making the decision to move on.  We also recognise that our members will want different things from More to Life including ways of coping and our activities. 

Our members make our online community a really special place as well as being able to access lots of telephone services run by our volunteers (all of whom are members and in similar situations of being childless NOT by choice)

Membership is twenty pounds per year and a newsletter is sent to members four times per year.  You may have seen on the forums members organise get togethers and events on a regular basis and as membership grows so does the number of events being held across the UK.

More To Life comes under the umbrella of Infertility Network UK and as such services are run by the same team of staff.  All of whom help to raise awareness, raise funds and organise events, information days etc. 

 

You may be interested in seeing our Mission Statement and our Aims and Objectives