Unemployed child grant caregivers who do not have identity documents can apply for the special relief of distress grant, the agency said on Wednesday.
A child grant caregiver is someone who takes care of a child who has a severe disability and is in need of full-time and special care. The care dependency grant covers disabled children from birth until they turn 18.
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