The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) provides various grants to support vulnerable members of society, including the R350 grant.
The R350 grant, also known as the Special COVID-19 Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant, is a temporary grant aimed at providing financial assistance to individuals who are struggling to make ends meet due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The SASSA R350 grant can be collected through various payment methods.
Beneficiaries can choose to receive their grant payments through cash payments at pay points, electronic funds transfer (EFT) into their bank account, or through the SASSA payment card.
Beneficiaries can also choose to receive their grant payments on a monthly or bi-monthly basis.
SASSA R350 Grant Collection Dates
The SASSA R350 grant collection dates vary depending on the beneficiary’s last three digits of their ID number.
Beneficiaries can check the SASSA website or contact SASSA directly to confirm their collection date.
It is essential to note that collection dates may be subject to change, and beneficiaries should regularly check the SASSA website for updates.
SASSA R350 Grant Payment Venues
The SASSA R350 grant can be collected at various payment venues, including SASSA offices, pay points, and supermarkets.
Beneficiaries can check the SASSA website or contact SASSA directly to confirm the payment venues available in their area.
SASSA R350 Grant Collection Requirements
To collect the SASSA R350 grant, beneficiaries must provide their ID document and their SASSA payment card (if applicable).
Beneficiaries may also be required to provide proof of residence and proof of identity. It is essential to note that beneficiaries must collect their grant payments in person, as grants cannot be collected on behalf of the beneficiary.
SASSA R350 Grant Re-Application Process
The SASSA R350 grant is typically awarded for a period of six months, after which beneficiaries must re-apply for the grant.
Beneficiaries can re-apply for the grant online or through the SASSA website.
Beneficiaries must provide updated information and supporting documents to re-apply for the grant.
SASSA R350 Grant Cancellation Process
In cases where a beneficiary’s circumstances change, their SASSA R350 grant may be cancelled.
This can occur if the beneficiary’s income increases above the threshold, or if they fail to comply with the grant’s conditions.
Beneficiaries can also choose to cancel their grant voluntarily.
In such cases, beneficiaries must notify SASSA in writing and provide reasons for the cancellation.
SASSA R350 Grant Contact Details
Beneficiaries who require assistance with the SASSA R350 grant collection process can contact SASSA directly using the following contact details:
Phone: 0800 60 10 11
Email: SRD@sassa.gov.za
Beneficiaries can also visit their nearest SASSA office for in-person assistance.