srd appeal link

If your SRD R350 grant application has been declined, you may have the option of appealing this rejection.

There are many reasons why your srd grant application may have been declined.

You can appeal your rejection by doing the following:

Contact the Department of Social Development
Independent Tribunal for Social Assistance Appeals (ITSAA)
Tel: 012 312 7727.
Email: grantappeals [at] dsd.gov.za (grantappeals[at]dsd[dot]gov[dot]za).
Fax: 086 534 3124 or 086 216 371.

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Mon, 10/07/2023 - 15:23

Don't be left in the dark about your SASSA grant payment status. The Sassa R350 grant is very valuable for many people. Read this guide to get all the latest SASSA updates and advice on how to check your payment status.

The Ultimate Guide To Applying For SRD SASSA Grants: Everything You Need To Know

Mon, 10/07/2023 - 13:38

Are you in need of financial assistance? Whether you're facing unexpected expenses or experiencing financial hardships, applying for SRD SASSA grants can provide a much-needed lifeline. But navigating the application process can be overwhelming, with countless forms, requirements, and deadlines to keep track of. That's where this ultimate guide comes in.

SASSA R350 Grant Payments Explained

Mon, 10/07/2023 - 11:30

Millions of individuals living in South Africa rely on government assistance every month, this is why SASSA provides a range of benefits and services to eligible candidates. Find out more about SASSA R350 grant payments in the article below.

How to Apply & Do SASSA Status Check

Mon, 03/07/2023 - 11:39

If you're in need of financial assistance and want to apply for the SASSA Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant, this comprehensive guide will provide you with a step-by-step process to make the application process easy and stress-free.

Can I Get A Bursary As A Sassa Beneficiary?

Thu, 01/12/2022 - 11:09

Study bursaries tend to cater to students from various different backgrounds and circumstances, so long as they meet the bursary requirements. However, if you're a Sassa recipient wanting to pursue your higher education studies but can't afford it, you might still be unclear if you are eligible for a bursary based on your grant status.

Can NSFAS Bursary Holders Apply For The SASSA SRD Grant?

Sun, 14/11/2021 - 08:30

If you are currently receiving NSFAS funding from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme, you might be wondering if you can apply for the SASSA R350 grant. We have the answers.

How to Cancel Your SASSA R350 Grant Application

Mon, 22/02/2021 - 10:30

If you're looking to cancel your SASSA SRD application, keep reading as we give you a guide on how to do so.

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