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Gippsland families can get 'Get Active Kids Voucher' providing up to $200 per child for sports-related expenses until 30 April 2024
Martin Cameron encourages local families to use the Get Active Kids Voucher Program, providing up to $200 per child for sports-related expenses, promoting physical activity, and aiding those facing barriers.
The Nationals Member for Morwell, Martin Cameron, is encouraging local families and sporting organisations to make the most of the latest round of the Get Active Kids Voucher Program. "This Program will support children and families with the cost of participating and playing local sport," Mr Cameron said.
Applications will close when the allocation has been exhausted. Vouchers expire 30 April 2024, so you can use your voucher for a summer sport, winter sport or term-based activity
Apply for 'Kids Voucher Program'
Through the program, eligible families can apply for vouchers of up to $200 per child to use at their registered provider without the worry of upfront costs. "Each voucher can be used to pay for memberships, registration fees, uniforms, and equipment across a wide range of sporting codes and recreation activities," Mr Cameron said.
The program encourages children to participate in physical activity and maximises support for families who face additional barriers to participating in community sport. "With the cost of living crisis, this is a small help that can improve our children's health and wellbeing opportunities," Mr Cameron said.
For voucher recipients to be eligible, they must be aged 18 and under, a Victorian resident, named on a valid Commonwealth Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card and named on a valid Medicare Card at the time of application. Applications will close once the allocation has been exhausted. Vouchers can be used up to 30th April 2024. For more information about the program and to apply, visit Kids Voucher Program page.
Pictures from Get Active Victoria website.
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