InterNational Council on Infertility Information Dissemination INCIID

INCIID (pronounced "inside") is a nonprofit organization dedicated to 
educating infertile couples about their latest family-building options, 
including diagnosis, treatment and prevention of infertility and pregnancy 
loss. It is the premier infertility site on the Web connecting consumers 
for support and networking. 
INCIID currently receives more than 7.5 million page view a month and as 
many as 12,000 individuals a day.

http://www.inciid.org/

RESOLVE

1310 Broadway 
Somerville MA 02144-1779 
Tel.: 617 623 1156 
Fax: 617 623 0252 
e-mail: resolveinc@aol.com  
http://www.resolve.org/  
Resolve`s mission is to provide timely, compassionate support and information to people who are experiencing infertility, and to increase awareness of infertility issues through advocacy and public education. 
Special services provided: 
Special services are a national helpline, medical call-in helpline, national-newsletter, member-to-member contact system, physician referral service, publications, special interest packet and advocacy.

The American Infertility Association

666 fifth Avenue, Suite 278 
New York, 10103 
Tel.: 888 917 3777 
http://www.americaninfertility.org/  
Non - profit organisation in the United Sates , providing education, support, advocacy and research funding to support women and men who are experiencing infertility, reproductive health disorders, preventive health and menopause issues, or those whom may be considering adoption or family building options. 
Special services provided: 
Patient meetings, symposia, support groups, a Website with moderated physician message boards and on - line chats, a news- letter. It also funds and supports and conducts research as well actively supporting legislative efforts.

The InterNational Council on Infertility Information Dissemination, Inc

P.O.Box 6836, Arlington, Virginia 22206 
Virginia 22206 
Tel.: 703 379 9178 
e-mail: information@inciid.org  
http://www.inciid.org/  
The association has grown to an international organization with members from every continent. The site they have has grown to accommodate those who are pregnant after infertility, moving toward adoption or exploring the possibility of living childfree. Parenting Forums have been added to address the special needs of those who have children through adoption or treatment. 
Special services provided: 
They stress the importance of seeking early care with qualified practitioners, and outlines the criteria for moving to a specialist. Their fact sheets identify standard elements of an infertility workup and explain the importance of medical monitoring during medicated cycles.