The Urban Sport Voucher Scheme helps families with the cost of organised sport, recreation and cultural activities and due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Territory Labor Government is extending the redemption date for the 2019-20 Sport and Learn to Swim Vouchers to 12 June 2020.
The vouchers are available to every child enrolled in school from preschool to year 12, including home-schooled children.
Families with children enrolled in urban schools are entitled to a $100 sport voucher each semester to help with the cost of their child participating in a chosen sport, active recreation or cultural activity.
For those parents or carers yet to request a 2019-20 voucher, you can still do so up until 31 May 2020, noting that the voucher needs to be redeemed by the new date of 12 June 2020.
Information for Parents and Carers
If you haven't done so already, you can request your 2019-20 Financial Year Sport and Learn to Swim Vouchers by 31 May 2020 at http://www.sportvoucher.nt.gov.au/apply. (This includes the 2019 semester two voucher and the latest 2020 semester one voucher).
All 2019-20 Financial Year Sport and Learn to Swim Vouchers normally need to be requested by 24 May and redeemed by 31 May each year, however due to COVID-19 restrictions the requesting date has been extended to 31 May 2020 and the redemption date for Activity Providers is extended to 12 June 2020.
Talk to your Sport and Learn to Swim voucher Activity Provider today.
Information for Providers
Redeem your 2019-20 Financial Year Sport and Learn to Swim Vouchers by 12 June 2020.
All 2019-20 Financial Year Sport and Learn to Swim Vouchers are normally redeemed by 31 May each year. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the 2019-20 redemption date is extended to 12 June 2020, as a measure to support your organisation.
Thank you for your continued support in getting Territory kids active and helping parents and carers redeem their online vouchers.
The 2020-21 vouchers will open on 1 July 2020 as per normal in semester two 2020.
Separately, the remote sport voucher program is delivered via local councils and providers working together to organise sport, active recreation and cultural activities for children living in remote communities. These programs are continuing to be worked through with the Department of Tourism, Sport and Culture.
