Nurch for Families

Introducing Nurch, Australia’s first childcare loyalty rewards program. Nurch is different – it doesn’t just reward your loyalty and spending, it also helps create more stable, more consistent care for our children.

So it rewards our kids, our families and our community too!

Nurch really does add up to something special. It has real worth in more ways than one. It’s a simple idea that really works. And this is how: spend one dollar on childcare and earn one Nurch point. Easy right?

Your Nurch points can build up quickly over time and can be redeemed for heaps of great Nurch perks. You don’t need to do anything different. It’s fast and free to join and once you’re in it’s all go! No catch. No cost. But it gets even better!

With greater loyalty, you can raise your status and dramatically increase your capacity to earn points for better perks sooner. There are promotional days too, where you can earn multiple points for every childcare dollar you spend. So, this is great for you, but how does Nurch spread the love?

Nurch organically grows loyalty to individual childcare centres. Allowing them to forward plan and better cater for fluctuating numbers. We know that this leads to greater consistency of care, more stability for the children and their carers. It really is a win-win.

Find out more about Nurch at nurch.com.au.

So you’ve heard about Nurch? But how does it actually work?

With Nurch, you earn points that have a real fixed dollar value, so you know exactly where you’re up to. Plus, there are easy ways to increase your earn – here’s an example:

Jess works in healthcare and has two children at the local child care. Olivia is four and Jack is two, and they’ve been booked in three days a week each since their mum went back to work four months ago.

Jess was signed up to Nurch when she started her kids at the centre. The childcare bill is usually 630 dollars a week, but her subsidy covers about 330 dollars of this, so her pocket out of payment is usually around 300 dollars. With one point for every dollar spent, Jess earns 300 Nurch points a week.That’s ten real dollars! Which adds up to more than 500 dollars a year.

But because she had been at this childcare a little over three months she has reached membership level silver and actually earns 375 points a week – well over 600 dollars for the year.

Most weeks Olivia and Jack are booked in from Tuesday to Thursday, but once a month Jess covers a Monday shift for a work mate. This adds another 125 points in those weeks. To help promote available spaces across the week, Jess’ centre sometimes has promotional offers, especially on Mondays, where you can earn more than five times the normal reward.

When Olivia and Jack attend on one of these, Jess earns 500 points! That’s over fifteen dollars worth of points in one day! And promo days aren’t the only way to earn multiple points. There are all sorts of ways to really boost your balance.

The best thing for Jess is that her children are happy and learning at a great centre.
The money she spends on child care is an expense she knows is worth it. But with Nurch in the mix, Jess earns back rewards that can help cover everyday expenses or purchase a special gift.

Most years her children are at this centre, Jess will earn more than 20,000 points, worth almost 700 real dollars. What’s not to love?

Find out more about Nurch at nurch.com.au