Pass’Sport 2025-2026: everything you need to know about the 70 euro aid

THE Pass’Sport 2025-2026 marks a new stage in the policy of access to sport for young people. Implemented from 2021 Ministry of Sport, Youth and Community Lifethis system is evolving again to respond more effectively to the challenges of dropping out of sport, particularly among adolescents.

THE Pass’Sport is financial aid intended to encourage young people to participate in sport. For the year 2025-2026its amount increases from From 50 to 70 eurosallowing an immediate reduction in registration fees in a clubA sports association oh gym.

This discount is valid for any registration made between 1 September and 31 December 2025.

To better address young people most exposed to the risk of abandoning sport, particularly around the age of 14, the Pass’Sport 2025-2026 will cover the following categories:

• THE young people aged 14 to 17 benefiting fromReturn to school allowance (ARS) ;

• THE young people with disabilitiesaged:

  • From 6 to 19 years (beneficiaries of the AEEH),

  • From 16 to 30 years old (AAH beneficiaries);

• THE students under 28 years old benefiting from a scholarship or annual aid from CROUS.

The Pass’Sport can be used in different types of approved sports facilities:

• Affiliated clubs to sports federations recognized by the Ministry;

• Recognized associations Youth Popular Education (JEP) or Sports;

• Commercial gymssuch as fitness, climbing or martial arts rooms.

A information campaign will be launched at the end of August 2025. parents of the beneficiaries will receive a unique personal code electronically. This code must be shown when registering at the chosen sports facility.

👉 Good to know : for clubs that register from June it will be possible to apply the reduction immediately thanks to a specific procedure.

At 14 years old, almost one in five university students does not have regular physical activity, mainly for financial reasons. By strengthening this help, the Pass’Sport 2025-2026 aim at remove economic obstacles and encourage more young people to do so discover or resume a sporting activity.