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If you have submitted a R350 grant appeal after having your application rejected, then you might be interested in tracking its outcome. Here is how to do so.

The Sassa Social Relief of Distress grant is being paid to all qualifying beneficiaries. If you are among those that have been meaning to apply for an appeal to your reject application status, Here is the procedure on how to lodge an appeal for your declined R350 grant application.

Does your R350 SRD grant application status say 'Self Exclusionary Response Found'? Here's what this means and what you can do about it. 

Have your contact details changed since you applied for the R350 grant? If yes, here is how you can update your contact details for the Sassa Special Covid-19 SRD grant.

Sassa encourages grant recipients to understand the current grant collection process as payments of the R350 grant continue. Here is everything you need to know about how to access your R350 grant payment from any location.

Foster parents can apply for government financial assistance to sustain the needs of the child. In order to receive that financial assistance, there are processes that need to be followed when applying for a foster care grant.

As payments of the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant continue for the current month, the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) needs beneficiaries to understand the current grant collection process. Here is everything you need to know.

If you are amongst the R350 grant beneficiaries whose application status has been approved, it is important that you know what is the next step in accessing your funds.

Despite its much-debated amount among social security experts, the Sassa R350 grant remains a valuable source of income for more than 10 million financially disadvantaged South Africans. Here is everything you need to know about where you can apply for your R350 grant. 

Ever since the lifting of the National State Of Disaster, the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant has been administered in terms of new regulations and a number of things have been clarified by the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa).

The R350 SRD grant provides financial relief to beneficiaries across South Africa who require financial assistance from the state, but you may be wondering if individuals from outside of the country are able to qualify for this grant? Find out more below. 

Are you hoping to submit an application for the R350 grant, but you do not have a phone? Well, here is how you can submit your application without a device.

South Africa is a country that is not only populated by its local citizens but also refugees who call it home. When it comes to social security, the question arises as to whether refugees can also qualify to receive the Sassa R350 grant. Here is the answer to that question.

Are you wanting to apply for a Sassa grant but need access to your One Time Pin, which is also known as an OTP? Here's a guide on how to access your Sassa OTP to access your form.

Many applicants have been experiencing delays with their R350 grant appeal process which may be causing some frustration. Here is what may be causing these delays.

Sassa grant recipients will need to keep up to date with the payment schedule in order to receive their payment on time. In this article, we will show you a few outlets you can keep an eye on that will provide you with Sassa grant payment schedules and keep you up to date with any changes that may occur. 

Payments of the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) are still currently being disbursed by the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa). However, the agency has had to clarify a few things relating to how often beneficiaries should keep tracking their R350 grant application. 

Department of Social Development (DSD) Deputy Director-General, Brenda Sibeko revealed that seven million people have applied for the R350 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant since opening re-applications for the grant.

After recently reinstating the R350 grant, the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has amended the rules relating to how the grant is disbursed. Grant applicants and recipients are expected to familiarise themselves with the new rules.

The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) pays out the Social Relief of Distress grant to ensure that those with no alternative source of income for bare necessities are able to provide for themselves. Here is the process of what happens when you submit your R350 grant application.