KidSport

Kidsport

SWAN CITY SNIPERS BASKETBALL CLUB INC are proudly partnered with KIDSPORT to help kids get active and connect with community.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for KidSport applicants must be:

  1. Aged 5 to 18 years
  2. A resident in Western Australia
  3. Named on a valid Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card
  4. Registering with a KidSport approved club.

If your child will be 5 for the majority of the playing season, then the Kidsport application will still be considered. If your child is 18 at the time of application they will still be eligible for KidSport.

kidsport eligible children application
Application process

Applications are open year round and can be completed online in three simple steps.

Check your child is eligible
Find an approved KidSport club
Apply Online

or via hard copy application if you don’t have access to the internet

Before you apply

Ensure you have a photo of your Health Care or Pensioner Concession Card ready to attach as a file online. The card must be current (not expired) and display the child’s name and individual Centrelink Client Reference Number (CRN) on the card.

Remember to allow enough time for your application to be processed before your child’s season starts.

Tips for completing the application

What happens next?

Your local government or the KidSport team will assess the application within 10 business days. 

If approved
If unsuccessful
Common reasons for applications being unsuccessful include:
Using the voucher

KidSport must be used at point of payment, refunds will not be given for club fees that have already been paid. This means that you must be approved for KidSport and have your code when paying fees.

All voucher codes will have a 90-day expiry from the date you receive the approval email. If for some reason you are unable to provide the club with the code within the 90 days and the code expires, you can simply reapply online (if in the appropriate calendar year).

KidSport vouchers can only be used for registration fees and not the purchase of uniform or equipment. If you are looking for ways to keep the cost of playing sport down, we suggest you contact your club to see if they have second-hand uniforms and equipment, or try organisations such as Fair Game who help out with recycled equipment.

No health care card or pensioner concession card?

KidSport funding is an initiative to support low income families, therefore a Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card is required. If your family is experiencing financial hardship as a result of an unforeseen situation you may be eligible to access KidSport without a concession card if you meet one of the KidSport financial exceptions.

Eligible individuals can only be approved through a financial exception once.