Referral Partner Code of Conduct

Responsibilities of Referral Partners

As a Referral Partner of Help Create Families, you are expected to adhere to the following responsibilities:

• Conduct: Referral Partners must conduct themselves with professionalism and integrity at all times when representing the Program. Any form of misconduct, including but not limited to deceptive practices, misrepresentation of the Program, or engaging in illegal activities, is strictly prohibited.
• Representation: Referral Partners are authorized to represent the Program solely in accordance with the guidelines and materials provided by Help Create Families. Any unauthorized representations or use of the Program's name, logo, or materials are not permitted.
• Compliance with Laws: Referral Partners must comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and industry standards while participating in the Program. Any violation of local, state, or federal laws may result in immediate termination from the Program.

Partner Conduct Policies

• No posting in surrogacy/egg donation groups, unless you are an experienced surrogate/egg donor
• If posting in other groups, read and abide by all group rules
• Keep language professional, clean, NO PROFANITY
• Be respectful – avoid malicious, obscene statements
• Be honest and accurate
• Post appropriate and respectful content
• For LinkedIn, Facebook, and any other platforms, your relationship and affiliation as a contractor, is as a Partner.
• You are a reflection of our brand and there is a zero-tolerance for violation of these policies
• For any personalized materials you choose to create on your own – ex: business cards, newspaper ads, etc., please send them to us at [email protected] so we can approve and help with any content.

Misrepresentation and Fraud

• You agree not to instruct or encourage any applicant to misrepresent their circumstances or provide inaccurate information in their application to the Help Create Families and related programs. Doing so constitutes a material violation of these Terms and Conditions and may be considered fraudulent activity by the applicants themselves.
• Misrepresentation can include, but is not limited to: providing false or misleading information about their compensation, eligibility, medical conditions, financial situation, or other relevant details.
• Such actions not only compromise the integrity of the program and potentially deprive truly deserving families of support, but also expose our organization and legal team to unnecessary risk and workload. We are committed to operating with the highest ethical standards and ensuring only eligible individuals benefit from the program.
• Therefore, instructing applicants or other referral partners to provide inaccurate information is grounds for immediate removal from the program.