The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) provides the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant to offer economic help to individuals and households experiencing hardship.
The grant targets South African citizens, refugees, asylum seekers, and special permit holders between the ages of 18 and sixty.
The SRD grant is there to aid whoever has inadequate earnings, don't receive other social grants or unemployment insurance and lack financial support from somewhere else.
Up until finally April 2024, the Sassa SRD grant value stood at R350 a month. It was then introduced the SRD grant could be increased to R370 starting from April 2024.
There are two principal ways to submit an application for the Sassa SRD grant: On the net using the Sassa SRD Site and on WhatsApp.
Must you have submitted an SRD grant application and have been turned down, Sassa then lets you submit an appeal that may click here then see them reconsider your R370 Sassa grant application.
After you post a Sassa SRD appeal, It can be encouraged that you regularly do a Sassa status check.