For couples considering starting a family and seeking insights on the likelihood of having a child with a genetic disorder, reproductive counselling offers valuable assistance. This service involves guidance on genetic screening options before and during pregnancy, as well as support and information if a genetic condition is detected during the pregnancy.

Paediatric genetic counselling offers parents and other family members crucial information and support with any questions regarding genetic causes of developmental delay or learning difficulties. This can extend to following the diagnosis of a genetic condition in a child.

Individuals with a personal or familial background of early-onset cancer, especially breast, ovarian, or colorectal cancer, may benefit from genetic counselling. This service offers guidance and support specifically tailored to those who wish to explore what diagnosis might look like for these young-onset cancers.

Patient advocacy refers to the practice of supporting and promoting the rights, needs, and interests of patients within the healthcare system. Their focus is to ensure that patients receive the highest quality of care, have access to necessary treatments and resources, and are treated with dignity and respect. This may involve helping patients navigate complex medical systems, providing information and education about healthcare options, empowering patients to make informed decisions about their care, and representing patients' concerns and preferences to healthcare providers and institutions.