SASSA SRD Appeal “Meanstest” Status
If you have submitted your appeal for the SRD grant and now received the “meantest” status outcome, you may be wondering what it means – find out here.
SASSA Grant Review (Why and What to do)
SASSA conducts reviews on grant beneficiaries to ensure they still meet the criteria – beneficiaries are notified 3 months in advance. Read more here.
How to Reinstate SRD Grant Application
If you were previously receiving the SRD R350 but your application was cancelled, you can apply to have your application reinstated (as long as you meet the criteria for the Covid-19 SRD grant).
SRD R350 Grant Extended to 31 March 2024
The SASSA SRD grant has been extended to 31 March 2024. Read more about the Covid-19 R350 grant here.
SASSA Grant Increases for 2023 & 2024
SASSA grants will be increasing from 1 April 2023 – read here how much you will be paid by your SASSA grant.
SRD Grant Appeal
If you applied for the Covid-19 SRD grant and your application was declined, you may appeal to have your application reassessed with the DSD. Read more here.
SRD Grant Declaration
When applying for the SRD R350 grant, applicants are required to read and agree to the terms of the Declaration – find out what the Declaration is and what it means here.
SRD Grant recipients should open bank accounts
SASSA urges SRD grant recipients to open bank accounts in order to receive their funds more reliably and quickly. Read more here on how to update your payment option/ bank account details on your SRD grant application.
SRD Grant Biometric Identity Verification
SASSA will be implementing Facial Recognition Check (Biometric Identity Verification) for SRD grants to help reduce fraud and suspicious activity. Read more here.
SRD Status Check – what does my status mean?
SRD Grant holders can check the status of their application here, find out what their status means and any further steps they need to take to receive the R350 grant.