ServiceWA: Digital Assist Kiosk

Get in-person help with the ServiceWA app to claim your WA Student Assistance Payment.
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From 7 May to 4 July, there will be a ServiceWA Digital Assist Kiosk trial set up to help families set up their app to claim the WA Student Assistance Payment. 

The ServiceWA Digital Assist Kiosk trial is a free walk-in service located in central public libraries across WA.  

There will be five metropolitan areas and seven regional locations.  

What to bring

To get help at a ServiceWA Digital Assist Kiosk, please bring your: 

  1. Smartphone with the ServiceWA and myID apps installed and your battery charged up
  2. Any two of your Australian identity documents:  
    • passport (an Australian passport, either current or less than 3 years expired)
    • driver’s licence or learner’s permit
    • birth certificate
    • visa (using your foreign passport)
    • ImmiCard
    • citizenship certificate
    • Medicare card.  
  3. Your child’s WA student number (WASN). This can be found on school reports, previous NAPLAN results, and some high school student SmartRider cards. If your child has started Kindergarten or Pre-primary this year and you do not have anything with their WA student number, please contact their school who can provide you with this information. 
  4. Your bank details, including your BSB and account number.

Visiting a ServiceWA Assist Digital Kiosk

You do not need to book an appointment to visit a ServiceWA Digital Assist Kiosk, you can simply walk in during the times and dates allocated to the locations below. 

We recommend you allow enough time in case there is high demand for the service and allow at least 30 minutes to get your ServiceWA app and Digital ID (myID) set up with kiosk staff. 

ServiceWA Digital Assist Kiosk Locations

LocationDate/ times

Joondalup Library

102 Boas Avenue, Joondalup

  • Wednesday 7 May, 10am-4pm
  • Thursday 8 May, 10am-4pm
  • Friday 9 May, 10am-4pm
  • Saturday 10 May, 10am-noon

Broome Library

Corner of Haas and Hamersley Streets, Broome 

  • Wednesday 15 May, noon-5pm
  • Thursday 15 May, 10am-5pm
  • Friday 16 May, 9am-1pm
  • Saturday 17 May, 9am-noon

Armadale Library

Armadale Central Shopping Centre, 64/10 Orchard Avenue, Armadale

  • Wednesday 21 May, 10am-4pm
  • Thursday 22 May, 10am-4pm
  • Friday 23 May, 10am-4pm
  • Saturday 24 May, 9am-noon

Esperance Public Library

Windich Street, Esperance

  • Wednesday 28 May, noon-5pm
  • Thursday 29 May, 10am-6pm
  • Friday 30 May, 10am-5pm
  • Saturday 31 May, 9am-noon

Karratha Library

27 Welcome Road, Karratha

  • Wednesday 4 June, noon-5pm
  • Thursday 5 June, 10am-6pm
  • Friday 6 June, 10am-5pm
  • Saturday 7 June, 9am-noon

Midland Library

45 Helena Street, Midland

  • Wednesday 11 June, 10am-5pm
  • Thursday 12 June, 10am-5pm
  • Friday 13 June, 10am-4pm
  • Saturday 14 June, 9am-1pm

South Hedland Library

Leake Street, South Hedland

  • Wednesday 11 June, 10am-5pm
  • Thursday 12 June, 10am-6pm
  • Friday 13 June, 10am-4pm

Geraldton - various locations

Monday: Geraldton Senior High School, Carson Terrace, Geraldton

Tuesday: Geraldton Regional Library, 37 Marine Terrace, Geraldton

Wednesday: Rangeway Primary School, 4 Cassia Street, Rangeway

*Please note the location for the date you're attending

  • Monday 16 June, 10am-4pm
  • Tuesday 17 June, 9:30am-4:30pm
  • Wednesday 18 June, 8am-4pm

Mary Davies Library and Community Centre

(Rockingham)

17 Settlers Avenue, Baldivis

  • Wednesday 18 June, 10am-4pm
  • Thursday 19 June, 10am-4pm
  • Friday 20 June, 10am-4pm
  • Saturday 21 June, 9am-noon

Margaret River Library

16 Fearn Avenue, Margaret River

  • Tuesday 24 June, noon-6pm
  • Wednesday 25 June, 10am-5:30pm

Bridgetown Library

75 Steere Street, Bridgetown

  • Thursday 26 June, 10am-6pm
  • Friday 27 June, 10am-5pm

Ruth Faulkner Library (Belmont)

Belmont Hub, 213 Wright Street, Cloverdale

  • Monday 30 June, 10am-6pm
  • Tuesday 1 July, 10am-6pm
  • Wednesday 2 July, 10am-6pm
  • Thursday 3 July, 10am-6pm
  • Friday 4 July, 10am-6pm

FAQs

I don’t live near a ServiceWA Digital Assist Kiosk trial location. Will more locations be added? How can I get help?

As this is a trial, no further locations are planned to be added however, if you need support to claim the WA Student Assistance Payment and there is no ServiceWA Digital Assist Kiosk location near you, then please call 13 33 92 or email support@digital.wa.gov.au

You may also wish to visit the ServiceWA webpages to learn more about setting up your app and getting your Digital ID

What is the WA Student Assistance Payment? 

WASAP is an initiative providing financial support to Western Australian families for school expenses, such as books and IT equipment, sport and music costs, stationery, school shoes, uniforms, excursions and camps, plus other extra costs, including food and groceries. Learn more at the ServiceWA Latest offers webpage.  

Do I need to make a booking to attend the Digital Assist Kiosk?

No, you don’t need to make a booking. Simply visit a ServiceWA Digital Assist Kiosk location during kiosk open hours and someone can help you. 

How many staff will be available at each Digital Assist Kiosk locations?

2-4 depending on demand and availability. 

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