Sport vouchers for Hot Shots
Many states and territories offer vouchers to help with the cost of sport — sometimes up to $500 per child or family. Those vouchers can help families pay for Swisse Hot Shots Tennis. Check your state or territory website for eligibility and details. Your local tennis club may also be able to guide you.
Vouchers by state and territory
ACT — Every Chance
NSW — Active & Creative Kids
NT — Sport Voucher
QLD — FairPlay
SA — Sports Voucher Plus
TAS — Ticket to Play
VIC — Get Active Kids
WA — KidSport Voucher
Each program sets its own rules. Amounts, age limits, how you apply, and which clubs can accept a voucher all sit with that state or territory. The figure of up to $500 is a guide to what some programs offer, not a promise for every family. Always confirm the current voucher on the official state or territory website before you rely on it.
How this fits with starting Hot Shots
Swisse Hot Shots Tennis is for kids aged 3–10+. No experience is needed, and many programs provide racquets to borrow when children are starting out. A voucher is one way families reduce the cost of joining. The club can usually say whether it accepts the voucher in your state, and which Hot Shots stage suits your child.
A simple way to check
Find your state or territory program in the list above.
Read the eligibility rules on that program's website.
Ask your local tennis club whether it accepts the voucher for Hot Shots.
Confirm what the session includes, and whether a racquet is available to borrow.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a government voucher to help pay for Swisse Hot Shots Tennis?
Many states and territories offer vouchers to help with sport costs — sometimes up to $500 per child or family. Check your state or territory website for eligibility and details.
Which voucher applies where I live?
ACT: Every Chance. NSW: Active & Creative Kids. NT: Sport Voucher. QLD: FairPlay. SA: Sports Voucher Plus. TAS: Ticket to Play. VIC: Get Active Kids. WA: KidSport Voucher.
Who can help if I am not sure?
Your local tennis club may be able to guide you, alongside the official program website for your state or territory.