All About Being A Surrogate
Join us to hear about what being a surrogate really looks like. Led by Darcy, a 4-time surrogate.
April 16 | 8 PM EST | Online
Free Registration | Space is Limited!
All About Being A Surrogate
Curious about surrogacy? Has your friend chosen to be a surrogate and you'd like to understand why?
Have questions you’ve never felt comfortable asking?
Join us for a free community webinar where we talk openly about what surrogacy really looks like in Canada from a surrogate’s perspective. In this session we will share what the journey looks like. How surrogacy works in Canada. Reimbursements. The benefits. The challenges. The questions people often wonder about but rarely ask.
This is an interactive session with live Q and A so we can respond directly to you. But you're also welcome to simply listen and learn.
Space is limited to ensure everyone has the opportunity to be heard. Registration is required.
To keep the space comfortable and meaningful, attendance is limited.
We would love to have you join us.
About Embrace
At Embrace, we believe surrogacy deserves clarity, compassion, and honest conversation.
There is so much information online. Some of it helpful. Some of it overwhelming. And some of it simply untrue. We have seen how confusing that can be for intended parents, for potential surrogates, and for friends and family who just want to understand.
We built this webinar because people kept asking questions. Real questions. Thoughtful questions. Emotional questions. And they deserved real answers.
Surrogacy is not just a process. It is a deeply human journey. It involves hope, trust, vulnerability, and commitment from everyone involved. We created this space so you can learn in a way that feels safe, respectful, and grounded in Canadian law and lived experience.
Whether you are exploring surrogacy, supporting someone who is, or simply want to understand why someone you care about chose this path, this webinar was built for you.
We are here to inform.
We are here to support.
We are here to have the conversations that matter.
