Sassa has urged applicants to provide their banking details to avoid going to the SA Post Office.
The R350 social relief of distress grant has been reinstated until the end of March 2022. File photo.With applications for the R350 social relief of distress grant opening on Friday, the SA Social Security Agency has urged applicants to provide their banking details to avoid going to the SA Post Office. It will be paid monthly until the end of March 2022.
“We are working on plans to make sure that at the end of August, when the payments commence, we have engaged other merchants so people do not flock to post offices,” said Letsatsi. “We appeal to people who are going to make applications for the R350 grant to please give us their banking details because they do not necessarily have to flock to post offices.”
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