Millions of vulnerable individuals in South Africa rely on monthly financial support from the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa). If you are planning to access a Sassa social grant in June 2025, it’s important to know how to apply, track your status, and ensure your payments are not delayed.
Types of Sassa Grants Available
Sassa provides a range of permanent social grants, each tailored to the unique needs of South African citizens. These include:
- Older Persons Grant
- Disability Grant
- War Veterans Grant
- Care Dependency Grant
- Foster Child Grant
- Child Support Grant
- Child Support Grant Top-Up
- Grant-in-Aid
How to Apply for a Sassa Grant for June 2025
To apply for a grant, you can:
- Visit Your Nearest Sassa Office
Submit your application in person. If you’re unable to visit due to age, illness, or disability, you may authorise someone to apply on your behalf. - Apply Online for Certain Grants
Applications for the Older Persons, Child Support, and Foster Child grants can also be done through the Sassa Services website.
Once your application is submitted, you will receive a reference number as proof of submission.
There are no fees to apply.
Checking Your Sassa Grant Status
After submitting your application, you can track your application status online using your reference number. The official application date is recorded when all required documents and verifications are completed.
Processing time for in-person applications can take up to three months.
If approved, payments will be backdated to the date of application.
What to Do If Your Application Is Rejected
If Sassa declines your application, you will receive a written notice stating the reason for the rejection and instructions for appeal.
You can submit an appeal to the Minister of Social Development within 90 days of receiving the rejection letter.
It’s important to provide additional documentation or clarification to support your appeal.
June 2025 Grant Payment Information
Approved beneficiaries will receive their June 2025 grant payments via:
- Direct deposit into your bank account, or
- Collection through Sassa-approved payment channels, including retail stores and post office outlets.
Payments are expected to begin from the second working day of June, excluding weekends and public holidays.
Reasons for Grant Suspension
To avoid suspension or cancellation, ensure you notify Sassa of any changes in your:
- Address or contact information
- Income or employment status
- Medical condition (for disability-related grants)
- Marital status
Grants may also be suspended due to:
- Failure to undergo a review
- Fraudulent activity
- Missing documentation
- Administrative errors
Final Thoughts
Sassa grants are a vital lifeline for many, and knowing how to apply, appeal, and stay compliant with requirements can help ensure your support continues uninterrupted. Whether applying for the first time or tracking a current application, always use official Sassa channels and submit accurate information.
For more, visit https://www.sassa.gov.za