1,000th baby born with support of Jewish fertility group
Chana celebrates landmark achieved with its support
Jewish fertility organisation Chana is celebrating the birth of the 1,000th baby born with its support.
The London-based organisation is the only UK charity offering holistic fertility and reproductive health support to the Jewish community.
Chair of trustees Benny Groszman hailed the moment as “a communal celebration”, adding: “We simply could not have reached this amazing milestone without the generous donors who believe in our mission and support our work.”
The cost of a single cycle of IVF, including essential medication, blood tests, and scans, frequently reaches between £7,000 and £10,000. Against this backdrop, Chana also provides financial assistance to ensure that the life-changing treatments are accessible to those who need them most.
Financial support also goes toward providing professional therapy, ongoing practical support, and a helpline.
Carolyn Cohen, Chana’s honorary executive director, said: “As overjoyed as we are to reach this milestone, we must keep looking forward, keep building resources, and continuing creating lives together. We want to thank the community for their partnership and unwavering support in this miraculous work.”
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