Surrogacy media callouts

Surrogacy media callouts

I have been contacted by two media organisations who want to broadcast surrogacy stories.

The first media organisation is keen to talk with surrogates who feel that they were not respected in the surrogacy process.

The second media organisation wants to run happy stories about surrogacy- a same sex couple, a married couple doing surrogacy in Australia, and a couple who have gone overseas for surrogacy. The intended parents don’t have to be couples, but can be single, too.

If you feel that you want to have your say to the media, please contact me by emailing me or by phoning me on 07 3221 9544 or contact me on my Facebook page. I’ll put you in contact with the media organisations.

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