Sassa Confirms Final Grant Payment Dates For 2024


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Sassa is critical in providing financial support to over 18 million vulnerable people. These grants help recipients, including children, the elderly, and those with disabilities, to cover essential expenses, contributing to social stability and poverty reduction.


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The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has confirmed the final social grant payment dates for 2024. This is important information for millions of financially vulnerable people living in South Africa. 

Every month, the Sassa distributes over 18 million permanent grant payments, including the Older Persons pension grant, Disability grant, War Veterans grant, Care Dependency grant, Foster Child grant, Child Support grant, Child Support grant Top-Up and Grant-in-aid.

Final Sassa Payment Dates For 2024 

Sassa grant payments for December 2024 will commence on Tuesday, 3 December, with older persons' grants being paid. The agency will then pay all remaining social grant beneficiaries during the first week of December. 

Sassa Payment Dates For December 2024

  • Older Persons Grant - 3 December 2024
  • Disability Grants - 4 December 2024
  • Children's Grants - 5 December 2024

Sassa Grant Amounts for December 2024

  • Older Persons Grant – R2,190
  • Older Persons (75 years and older) – R2,210
  • Disability Grant – R2,190
  • War Veterans Grant – R2,210
  • Child Support Grant – R530
  • Care Dependency Grant – R2,190
  • Foster Care Grant – R1,180
  • Child Support Grant (Top-Up) – R530 + R250
  • SRD Grant – R370

Where to Collect Your Sassa Grant

Beneficiaries have the flexibility to receive their grants electronically, directly deposited into their bank accounts. Alternatively, they can opt for cash withdrawals from ATMs or convenient retail outlets such as Pick n Pay, Checkers, Shoprite, and Boxer.

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Sassa provides social grants to millions of financially vulnerable individuals ensuring that they receive some form of financial assistance. Applications for permanent Sassa grants are now open for December 2024.


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