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April is the last month left to apply for SASSA's Special Relief of Distress grant which sees beneficiaries get R350 per month. Applicants are encouraged to contact SASSA offices if they have not yet received their social grant payments.

If you have trouble navigating the internet or just finding the information you need on SASSA and their different services, we are providing you with the shortcuts to all your SASSA needs, including social media pages. Find all of SASSA's websites all in one place.  

SASSA has discovered a high number of temporary disability grant holders in the Western Cape. They are conducting research with The University of Cape Town, to understand the reason behind the abnormally high numbers.

Do you live in Gauteng and you're looking for a SASSA Office near you? We can help. Keep reading to find out where the SASSA offices in Gauteng are.

If you're a beneficiary of a SASSA grant keep reading to find out where to draw your SASSA money. 

SASSA is known for distributing social grants to South Africans in need, however, do they offer loans, well keep on reading to find out if they do. 

To avoid fraud, SASSA considers a random selection of applications each month to do internal verification and quality assurance. Once the process is completed the applicants who qualify will be processed, whereas others will be 'referred' or declined.

SASSA social grant holders can expect an increase from the 1st of April. The increases are different with each grant, so if you are a SASSA grant holder and would like to know how what kind of increase to expect, we have the information you need. 

April marks the last month for you to appeal so that you can have a second chance at the R350 grant. The grant officially comes to an end on 30 April, but payments do not.

If you have appealed for the SASSA Social Relief of Distress grant, but your status says 'meanstest' and you're not sure what it means, we are here to help. This grant sees beneficiaries receive R350 per month.