Originally Posted by
Barry Dawson
Clubs are the “licensed” participant in the state governments Active Kids Voucher (AKV), however NNSW have invoiced all clubs for their “share” of the vouchers.
30% stays with club
22.8% to NNSW
22.8% to Newc Football
15% to FFA
10% to NNSW for insurance
(Thereabouts)
The AKVs are to help families and help community clubs (I.e. the licensed participant).
NNSW is more like a “business” than a community group - they can reduce labour costs where clubs cannot. Many staff out there doing goodness knows what - that provides little for community clubs (e.g. Fast Fives, First Touch, TSP admin etc)
Do you think it’s fair that NNSW, NF and FFA are taking a piece of this? When clubs are struggling to make ends meet this year?
Is it even legal?