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Sassa Grant For South African citizen The South African Social Security Agency administers various social grants to provide financial assistance to eligible individuals and families who are in need. These grants are designed to alleviate poverty. SASSA administers seven types of social grants, which are: Child Support Grant - a monthly grant paid to the caregiver of a child. Old Age Grant - a monthly grant paid to individuals aged 60 who are not receiving any other form of social grant. Disability Grant - a monthly grant paid to individuals who have special disabilities. Foster Child Grant - a monthly grant paid to foster parents or caregivers of children who have been placed in their care by a court. Care Dependency Grant - a monthly grant paid to individuals who suffer from a severe disability. Grant-in-Aid - a monthly grant paid to individuals who can not support themselves due to a chronic illness or disability. Social Relief of Distress Grant - a temporary grant paid to eligible individuals and families due to a crisis such as a natural disaster, death in the family, or loss of income. Sassa Grant application process: If you're aged between 18 and 60 and don't have any income, you can apply for the Special Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Social Relief of Distress (SRD) Grant. The South African government has reintroduced the grant of R350 per month to help eligible applicants who are struggling financially and have bitter circumstances due to the pandemic. If you're an eligible individual, you can apply for the grant through a straightforward process. In this article, we'll discuss the application process for the SASSA R350 grant. Who is Eligible for the SASSA R350 Grant? To qualify for the SASSA R350 grant, you must meet the following eligibility criteria: Be a South African citizen, having permanent resident or status of a refugee with a valid ID. Be unemployed. Must in between the ages of 18 and 60. Not …