While others gather for traditions and celebrations that often revolve around children, or fill your feed with photos of little ones, you may be left feeling invisible, misunderstood, or deeply alone.

Are you ready to heal your heart and reignite your life after infertility or circumstantial childlessness?

A beautiful 25mm enamel badge, with a hidden message of support to lie close to your heart, and a backing card you can keep in your phone case or purse to remind you World Childless Week is here for you through the year.

ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE PETITION

Ensure that the childless have the same IHT allowances as those who have children, and benefit from both the 'Residence Nil Rate Band' of £175,000 and the Nil Rate Band of £325,000.

AMBASSADOR BLOG by Cristina Archetti

I had imagined that reaching 50 years of age would be a “turning point.” I was not sure, though, what it would mean—and where I would “turn” to? Would life seem shorter? Would I suddenly feel old? Would I rather realize how much perspective I had matured in the half century I had been alive for?

AMBASSADOR BLOG by Robin Hadley

In a previous blog for WCW, I highlighted how ‘It all happens in November when it comes to men: First, the whole month is ‘Movember.’ Second, every 19th November is International Men’s Day.

AMBASSADOR BLOG by Sandy Langhart Michelet

Halloween is October 31st in the United States, a night filled with costumes, candy, and community. For me, it has always held a special kind of magic.

My name is Morgan Eldridge, I am a trainee Clinical Psychologist at the University of Hull. I am currently creating my research exploring women's experiences of stigma around living with involuntary childlessness following unsuccessful IVF.