Ola Taiwo
The founder of Fertility Conversations Foundation is Ola Taiwo. She is recognized both in Nigeria where the foundation birthed as well as internationally where she has also attended and spoken at various fertility conferences and events. Along with other fertility advocates in Nigeria, Ola facilitated the 1st Fertility Awareness Week in Nigeria in January 2022 to help raise awareness about Infertility and to help people feel less alone.
Ola is a Certified Fertility Coach and Infertility Warrior. She started Fertility Conversations initially as a support space for people who have experienced pregnancy loss and people dealing with infertility. The goal of the support group is to help people know they are not alone and to support individuals and couples as they navigate their infertility journeys. She also hosts monthly support sessions on zoom.
Ola has now expanded the support group to a foundation to better provide support and advocate for change.
Due to the fact that Infertility is highly stigmatized and often unspoken about, many people dealing with fertility delays often feel alone and isolated. Ola is currently on her journey to Motherhood and understands the challenges and societal pressure that individuals and couples going through fertility delays experience, which is why she decided to speak out and share her experience in the hope of making others feel less alone.
To further provide support, Ola created a support space for people living in and outside Nigeria. She coaches and mentors people living in various countries around the globe and provides 1:1 coaching as well as group sessions. Her mantra is always for people to find a way to continue living a fulfilling life while trying to conceive.
Living in the wait and not waiting to Live
She is also the host of the Fertility related Podcast where people share their stories and testimonies;
Fertility Conversations Podcast
The Podcast is available various podcast apps.
Ola consistently encourages and facilitates conversations with medical professionals, people experiencing fertility delays and the general public in the hope of creating more awareness, support and flexible fertility treatment options and packages for individuals and couples.
