​About Us
​FERTILITY FOR COLORED GIRLS, INC. (FFCG): After numerous conversations with women who have walked the IVF journey, experienced challenges with infertility as well as miscarriages; sharing with women who
decided to postpone pregnancy for whatever reason; recognizing women were suffering in silence and were unable to find a space to have safe conversations regarding infertility with family friends or at church; and realizing the black community is not having real talk about infertility and reproductive health​
​FERTILITY FOR COLORED GIRLS, INC. (FFCG)
was born.
OUR MISSION
​FFCG seeks to provide education, awareness, support and encouragement to African American women/couples and other women of color experiencing infertility and seeking to build the families of their dreams. Additionally, FFCG seeks to empower African American women to take charge of their fertility and reproductive health.
OUR GOALS
- To provide holistic fertility and reproductive health education that informs about causes of infertility, encourages healing and meets the needs of the mind, body and spirit of African American women.
- To empower African American women to achieve their dreams of becoming parents and deal with the challenges of infertility by providing holistic education, emotional support and financial assistance for infertility treatments such as IVF, Donor Eggs or surrogacy and domestic Adoption.
- To increase public awareness of the challenges of infertility and reproductive health care disparities specific to African American Women and other women of color via advocacy, partnerships and education.
To help those experiencing infertility gain a sense of hope, peace and strength via prayer, ritual and support.
JOIN THE FIGHT
JOIN THE FIGHT
JOIN THE FIGHT
As we seek to provide strength, give voice and bring hope to women struggling with issues of infertility and, provide education as well as financial and emotional support to individuals and couples seeking to build families as well as slay the silent giant of infertility in the African American Community.​​