Permanent SASSA Grants Available for July 2023

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) plays a vital role in South Africa. Established in 2005 under the Department of Social Development, it serves as a government agency responsible for distributing social security benefits to those who qualify and require financial support.

Through its efforts, SASSA ensures that eligible individuals and families who are unable to meet their basic needs receive the necessary financial aid. That’s why they provide Permanent Sassa Grants for those in needs. This helps uplift communities and improve the lives of those facing challenging circumstances.

Here are the Permanent Sassa Grants that are currently available:

SRD R350 grant – R350 pension – R2080 pension (75 and up) – R2100 Disability grant – R2080 War veterans grant – R2100 Child support grant – R500 Care Dependency grant – R2080 Foster Care grant – R1120 Grant-in-aid

What Permanent SASSA Grants Are Available in July 2023?

SASSA grants are ongoing social grants provided by the South African Social Security Agency and are referred to as ‘permanent’ grants. Each grant and its corresponding monthly amount is explained below:

• SRD R350 grant: Introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic, this grant provides a monthly payment of R350.
• Pension: This grant is available to people of retirement age and provides a monthly payment of R2080.
• Pension (75 years and older): This grant is designed specifically for people over the age of 75, and it provides a monthly payment of R2100.
• Individuals with disabilities are eligible for this grant, which provides a monthly payment of R2080.
• War veterans grant: This grant is only available to war veterans and provides a monthly payment of R2100.
• Child support grant: This grant is intended to support children’s basic needs and provides a monthly payment of R500.
• Care Dependency Grant: This grant provides R2080 per month to caregivers of children with severe disabilities.
• Foster Care Grant: This grant provides R1120 per month to foster parents or guardians caring for children who are not their biological children.
• Grant-in-aid: This grant provides R500 per month to individuals who require ongoing care and support.

These permanent SASSA grants are intended to help eligible individuals and households meet their basic needs while also improving their quality of life. Because the amounts mentioned are subject to change, it is always best to consult the most recent official SASSA information.