Sassa Refutes April Double Grant Payment


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Sassa has refuted reports that grant beneficiaries will receive double payments in April 2025. Here's what the agency had to say. 

 

 


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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 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) Grant beneficiaries.

A post being shared on social media claims that grant beneficiaries will receive a double grant payment for the month of April 2025. It further claims that these payments will be made due to grant payment delays for previous months.

Sassa warned members of the public that this information is false and that no additional grant payments will be made for April.

The information below is FALSE and did NOT originate from SASSA. Please ignore or delete it.

The head of communication at Sassa, Paseka Letsatsi, called on beneficiaries to only rely on reputable sources for updates on Sassa grants. He further cautioned beneficiaries against sharing unverified information.

Before anyone can share any information pertaining to social grants, they must first verify its authenticity to avoid disseminating false information that may cause anxiety and stress to our beneficiaries.

How Much Are Sassa Grant Payments

  • Old age grant - R2310 
  • War veterans grant - R2330
  • Disability grant - R2330
  • Foster care grant - R1250
  • Care dependency grant - R2310
  • Child support grant - R560
  • The grant-in-aid - R560

Several grants will be increased again in October 2025. These grants will increase by R10

  • Old Age grant - R2320
  • Old Age grant (over 75) - R2320 + R20
  • War Veterans grant - R2320 + R20
  • Disability grant - R2320
  • Care dependency grant - R2320

The Department of Social Development recently revealed that over R66.4 billion was transferred to Sassa to administer social grants.

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