sassa srd website 2023-2024

The government organization in charge of providing South Africans with social benefits is the South African Social Security Body (SASSA).

Grants and allowances for disadvantaged groups in South African society are handled by Sassa. This covers grants for young people, the elderly, and individuals with disabilities. Following the Covid-19 incident, SASSA is also in responsibility of awarding the R350 Award for exceptional distress response.

Different methods are used to distribute SASSA payments. You may pay for them using CashSend, your SASSA card, the Post Office, or your bank account. Your SASSA stipend is meant to assist you in covering your essential expenses. For additional information about SASSA SRD payments.

Numerous SRD SASSA applications were pouring into srd.sassa.gov.za as a result of the SASSA R350 award. The website fulfills a number of purposes. There, you may check your SASSA SRD status in addition to submitting your SASSA R350 application. For current banking details and other information, visit the SASSA website.

A SASSA grant application that has previously been rejected following an SASSA appeal is also given another opportunity by SASSA. Click here to go to the SRD appeal website.

To find the SASSA phone number or other contact information for questions about SASSA grants, as well as the SASSA website or SASSA Twitter, go here.

The Declaration and Consent Documents must be read and agreed to by all applicants before they may apply online.

How to Check a Sassa SRD Application’s Status

If they haven’t heard back from their submitted application, applicants can check the progress of their application here. Please adhere to the instructions listed below.
Go to the homepage for the SASSA SRD grant.
Go to the “Application Status” section.
Select “Click here to check online.”
Fill out the necessary information.
You should now be able to see the status of your R350 grant application.

By clicking on My application status, applicants can also learn more about the status of their application.

SOCIAL GRANTS