Sassa Confirms Grant Payment Dates For June 2025


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Millions of people living in South Africa receive social grant payments from the South African government. The agency confirmed grant payment dates for the sixth month of the year.


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The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) confirmed the grant payment dates for June 2025. This information will inform millions of financially disadvantaged people of when they will  receive their social security. 

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. This is in addition to the approximately 8 million individuals who receive the temporary Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant. 

Sassa Grant Payment Dates For June 2025

  • Older Persons Grant: 3 June 2025
  • Disability Grants: 4 June  2025
  • Children’s Grants: 5 June  2025

Grant Payment Amounts for 2025

As confirmed by Sassa, the current grant amounts are as follows:

  • Old Age Grant - R2315
  • War Veterans Grant-  R2335
  • Disability Grant -  R2315
  • Foster Care Grant - R1250
  • Care Dependency Grant - R2315
  • Child Support Grant -  R560
  • Grant-in-Aid - R560

Sassa Grant Increases

The grant amount for June remains the values indicated by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana in March 2025. This was reaffirmed this week in the third budget speech of the year. 

SRD Grant Payment Dates for June

Sassa confirmed that SRD grant applicants will be paid later in the month. Beneficiaries are encouraged to complete a Sassa status check to confirm their exact payment date.

Clients are encouraged to view their status on the SRD website to see the exact date the payment will reflect in their bank accounts.
 

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