PROVINCIAL FUND

KidSport Quebec gives grants to families to help remove financial barriers to sport. Since 1993, KidSport across the country has helped nearly 1 million kids off the sidelines and into a season of sport!

KidSport grants cover the cost of sport registration fees for qualified families. Grants are intended to remove financial barriers to sport programs, and cannot be applied to transportation or tournament fees.

KidSport Quebec covers the cost of registration for a season of sport, up to $300 per calendar year. Sport camps, day camps or skills camps are not eligible for our funding.

KidSport funds programs that are offered by sport clubs recognized by a provincial sport organization (e.g. Soccer Quebec, Escrime Quebec, etc.) member of SportsQuebec. Over 60 different sports are eligible for our funding.

KidSport Quebec has [number] chapters, each serving their local community. Communities that do not yet have a KidSport chapter are covered by the KidSport Quebec Provincial Fund. Not sure where to apply? Click the drop-down menu at the top of the screen to see a list of our chapters.

You must register your child in a sports program prior to applying for KidSport funding. Each program is different, but many do require that KidSport funding be received prior to the program’s start date. You should apply for a KidSport grant as soon as possible after your child has been registered, as it can sometimes take up to 30 days for applications to be processed.

KidSport grants cannot be applied to programs that have already ended.

If you have applied online, you will be sent an automatic, system-generated email with your approval information.

If you have applied offline (in-person, through an emailed PDF form, or through a printed form), you must include your email address in order to receive confirmation of your approval.

Your most recent Canada Child Benefit Notice (CCB) can be accessed through CRA My Account

We strongly recommend this option, as it is free, and the fastest way to obtain your statement.

If your family does not qualify for CCB, you will need to provide your most recent Notice of Assessment (NOA) or documentation showing your family has been in Canada less than 12 months. Such applications will be assessed on a case by case basis.

If your family lives outside of Quebec, you must submit your application to one of the other provincial chapters. There is a chapter in all Canadian provinces and in the North West Territories.

Yes, all your personal information will be stored securely and destroyed once appropriate. Our online application system is secure and trustworthy. KidSport and our partners will never sell or share your personal data.