Reproductive Health Nigeria Project #70448

Fertility Cups for Women Trying to Conceive

by Equitable Medicaid and Clinical Research Ltd/Gte

Project Report | Feb 9, 2026
Conception Support for Women Seeking Pregnancy

By Joy Ojochogwu Etubi | Project Leader

Dear Donors,

We sincerely thank those who have supported the Fertility Cups for Women Trying to Conceive project. Your support reflects care for women facing emotional strain and social pressure due to delayed pregnancy in low-income communities.

Many women who are trying to conceive do not have access to fertility testing or affordable care. Clinics that offer such services are often far away, and most families cannot afford treatment. As a result, women continue trying without guidance or tools, facing stigma, stress, and isolation within their homes and communities.

This project is planned to provide 500 women with reusable conception cups and clear printed instructions for safe use. The cups help keep semen close to the cervix after intercourse, which may increase the chance of pregnancy. Distribution will be done through community health workers and women’s groups already supporting these women. Each recipient will also receive basic information on cycle tracking.

At this time, the donation received is not enough to begin the project yet. Procurement, packaging, and distribution of the conception cups cannot start until more support is secured.

With adequate funding, this project will give women access to a simple fertility aid and practical information that can ease stress and provide hope.

Thank you for standing with women who are seeking safe and affordable support on their journey to motherhood.

Kind regards,
Joy Ojochogwu Etubi

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