Surrogacy as a Pathway to Parenthood
RNE Peer Support Group Program Update
At RNE, we are dedicated to providing support and resources to people who are struggling to build their families. The cornerstone of our mission is our Peer Support Group Program.
We currently offer over 20, free peer support groups each month, providing people with a chance to meet others who are on similar journeys to form friendships, build support networks, and share information and resources.
Although based in New England, RNE virtual groups, which cover 13 different fertility and family building topics, are open to anyone regardless of their geographic location.
We’re excited to announce our newest group for people who are building their family through surrogacy. Co-lead by two parents who had very different experiences on this path to parenthood, the Surrogacy Group is open to people at any stage of building a family through the gestational carrier/surrogacy process, from decision-making to parenting.
Building a family with the help of a gestational carrier was a long, complex, and ultimately joyful process. It was so helpful to talk with people who had navigated it before, and we hope this space within Resolve New England can offer valuable support to others.
At RNE, we are dedicated to providing support and resources to people who are struggling to build their families. The cornerstone of our mission is our Peer Support Group Program.
We currently offer over 20, free peer support groups each month, providing people with a chance to meet others who are on similar journeys to form friendships, build support networks, and share information and resources.
Although based in New England, RNE virtual groups, which cover 13 different fertility and family building topics, are open to anyone regardless of their geographic location.
We’re excited to announce our newest group for people who are building their family through surrogacy. Co-led by two parents who had very different experiences on this path to parenthood, the Surrogacy Group is open to people at any stage of building a family through the gestational carrier/surrogacy process, from decision-making to parenting.
Building a family with the help of a gestational carrier was a long, complex, and ultimately joyful process. It was so helpful to talk with people who had navigated it before, and we hope this space within Resolve New England can offer valuable support to others.
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