If you are interested in applying for the Sassa R350 grant, this article provides step-by-step instructions on how to do so. Learn how to apply and what documents you will need to have on hand.
In presenting a statement on medium-term fiscal policy to parliament, Godongwana said:
“The SRD grant was introduced in May 2020 as a temporary measure to meet the needs of those most affected by lockdown measures. It has been renewed several times since then. Debate over the future of is ongoing and involves very difficult funding decisions and compromises.
But as approvals from the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) plummeted, millions of people who previously received grants have not since April.
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The number of people receiving grant fell from 10.9 million in March to just under 4.8 million in April, according to SASSA. The number of inquiries also dropped dramatically around this time, from about 15.8 million in March to 8.1 million in April. Applications and approvals have increased since March, but are still well below his 10.5 million limit set by the Department of Social Development (DSD). The number of applications in August was just above 12 million, and the number of approvals was 7.4 million, he said, SASSA in response to a congressional inquiry.
Here’s How To Apply For Sassa R350 grant
- Visit the Sassa SRD grant website
- Click on ‘Click here to apply online’.
- Enter your mobile number and click “Send SMS”
- A One Time PIN (OTP) will be sent to the number you provided.
- Enter the OTP Acknowledge and agree to the clauses in the records and consent documents.
- Enter your personal information Enter your mobile number, work details and sustainable information.
- Enter your bank details Complete the application by following the instructions.
Or you can use the following channel:
WhatsApp: 082 046 8553
You only have to apply once via this web site or the above WhatsApp number and not many times on every channel. SASSA will only process one application received from each applicant.
Applicants must meet the eligibility requirements to receive the R350 grant.
- Unemployed South African citizens, permanent refugees, permanent residents, asylum seekers and special permits
- Between 18-59 years old
- Income must not exceed R624 per month – this refers to the amount of money in your bank account
“Millions of people still need social support,” said Abraham Faker.
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