FairPlay Vouchers – Where to Use & How to Apply

Do you live in QLD and have you heard of FairPlay Vouchers? If not, keep reading and find out how and if you can get the FairPlay Vouchers which valued up to $150 for your child.

In 2023, the last day you can use your FairPlay Voucher is on the 17 May 2023.

Can I get FairPlay Vouchers?

First of all, let’s find out if your kid is eligible! To be eligible, you would need to meet the criteria listed on the official website. You should be eligible if:

• You are a Queensland resident (if you are in other state, check out your state government website. For example, in NSW they have their own Active Vouchers such as the Creative Kids Vouchers)
• Your kid is aged 5 to 17 years (inclusive) at the time of application
• You have not yet received a voucher this calendar year
• You have a valid Services Australia Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card for the child

If your answer is YES to the questions above, congratulations you should be eligible to get FairPlay Vouchers. All you need to do is to apply for it online.

What can FairPlay Vouchers be used for?

FairPlay Vouchers can be used towards sport and active recreation membership, registration or participation fees with any approved activity provider.

Examples of activity you can use your FairPlay Vouchers

• Aqua Aerobics
• Archery
• Athletics
• Australian Football
• BMX
• Badminton
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boxing
• Indoor climbing
• Dancing
• And many other activities

How to redeem your FairPlay Vouchers?

To use or redeem your FairPlay Voucher is easy, you just need to follow a few simple steps below.

• Find and choose any activity provider from the approved providers list
• Contact the provider to find out the cost of the activity
• Confirm with the providers to ensure you can use your Vouchers as it can only be used for membership, registration or participation fees.
• Log in to your Enquire account, go to Vouchers
• Download your Voucher
• Open and Print out your Voucher
• Present your Voucher to the activity provider when you register your kid.

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