Published Yesterday at 08:37 AM

Minister for Sport and Racing and Minister for the Olympic and Paralympic Games
The Honourable Tim Mander
SwimStart ready to help more Queensland kids
- Round 3 of the SwimStart program opens 28 July 2025 to help Queensland families cover the cost of swimming lessons.
- Eligible families can apply for vouchers valued up to $150.
- SwimStart is designed to improve water safety for children up to four years of age.
The Crisafulli Government is delivering further cost of living support through its SwimStart program, with Round 3 opening on 28 July.
The SwimStart program is designed to help cover the cost of lessons for eligible children aged 0-4 years, with vouchers valued at up to $150.
Swimming remains one of Queensland’s biggest sports for kids, and lessons from an early age support an introduction to physical activity.
Parents and carers will have until June 2026 to redeem their vouchers.
Minister for Sport and Racing and Minister for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tim Mander urged all eligible families to apply.
“The SwimStart program sets our youngest Queenslanders up to learn the necessary skills to become confident swimmers,” Minister Mander said.
“Swimming is a huge part of the Queensland lifestyle, so it’s important that our kids learn about water safety from a young age.”
“I strongly encourage all eligible families to take advantage of the program and apply for SwimStart vouchers.
“The Crisafulli Government will deliver the greatest investment in grassroots sport in Queensland’s history through Play On! and Games On!”
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MEDIA CONTACT: Lachlan Bird 0438639836
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
For more information visit: SwimStart.