The To Hatch CIC’s commitment, aims and objectives are exactly the same as it was as a charity, which is:..
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To Hatch is a non-profit organisation created by the founder Camille Strachan. Coming from a City high-profile management background, she was frustrated by the lack of essential, quality and basic information, and websites that addressed her personal needs whilst she struggled herself during her fertility roller-coaster of a journey.
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No, the To Hatch non-profit organisation has successfully converted to a Community Interest Company (C.I.C) on 13th October 2011…
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A Community Interest Company (CIC), is a company, designed for ‘social enterprises’ that want to use their profits and assets for the public good…
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éclore has provided a secure and protected environment so that members of To Hatch and Customers of éclore, can purchase e-tickets and review the website at their leisure or at the flip of a coin, switch into research mode!…
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CICs are organisations pursuing social objectives, such as environmental improvement, social development and inclusion, fair trade, support services etc…
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The main differences between a CIC and a Charity are…
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A medical record is the name given to a folder or an electronic database holding a person’s medical background over a period of time with one particular health care provider or fertility clinic in this case…
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Twitter is a website, which offers an instant messaging and microblogging service, enabling its users to send and read messages called tweets…
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This will be your first appointment to see them to discuss your medical history and review your options on your fertility treatment.
All clinic’s have a default time of 1 week for an appointment and this is the earliest time you can have to see a clinic on this system.
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