This includes but is not limited to paints, books, stationery, canvases, clothing, uniforms, leotards, instruments or other equipment. Voucher redemption for creative items or art kits/creative kits will not be permitted and any Creative Kids programs that included the purchase of materials or supplies are no longer eligible.Art kit programs, pre-recorded video lessons and online programs that are not delivered in real-time will no longer be eligible.Īnd as of 1 March 2022, the following changes were implemented:
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The Creative Kids program allows vouchers to be used for arts and craft supplies that include an instructional program/lesson plan to guide children or young people on how to complete an activity or develop creative skills.īut from 1 January 2022, the Creative Kids program refocused on encouraging real-time (live) activities. The interim vouchers will be to the value of $50 for school-aged children.ĭuring COVID-19 pandemic, Service NSW enabled families to use it to purchase arts and craft kits from registered providers. The new voucher will be for $50 and will be issued twice a year, at the start of terms 1 and 3, beginning in 2024. It will cover activities currently available under both the Active Kids and Creative Kids voucher programs.Īs an interim measure, the current Active Kids and Creative Kids vouchers will be extended from Juntil the new scheme is in place from 1 February 2024. This will be for families receiving Family Tax Benefit Part A. JUNE 2023 UPDATE: The NSW Government will continue the Active and Creative Kids voucher programs more sustainable by introducing a new means-tested scheme from Term 1 next year. The NSW Creative Kids Voucher (and Active Kids program) is ending soon so use up your 2023 voucher.
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