SASSA provides financial relief through grants to many poor and vulnerable South Africans, the question is do they provide a grant for the unemployed? Keep reading to find out.
Are you wondering when your money is going to come from the R350 grant? SASSA's CEO has given insight into why beneficiaries have not received that payment SMS yet. Keep reading to find out.
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.
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.
Advocacy group the Black Sash has called on the South African government to advance with the implementation of the proposed basic income grant as soon as possible. This is so that the grant can help those who have become impoverished due to the Covid-19 lockdown.
Have you submitted an appeal for SASSA's Special Relief of Distress grant and you want to check how far it is? Here's how you can track your R350 grant appeal.
Appeals are there if your application was denied the first time around and you want to be considered again, basically a second chance. Appeals for SASSA's R350 grant are open.
There's one month left for applications to be sent in to benefit from the SASSA Special Relief of Distress grant, better known as the R350 grant. Beneficiaries of this grant receive R350 per month.
SASSA distributes grants to poor and vulnerable South Africans. Now that a new month is about to begin, it's good to know the payment dates for the different grants. Here's the payment dates for April.
