Caregivers SASSA R350 Payment Dates

SASSA NEWS
14 | 01 | 2022

SRD R350 Pay Dates at Post Offices, For January 2022

03 January: No Payment
04 January: No payment
05 January: No Payment
06 January: No Payment
07 January: No Payment

10 January: 080 & 085
11 January: 081 & 086
12 January: 082 & 087
13 January: 083 & 088
14 JANUARY: 084 & 089

17 January: 080 & 085
18 January: 081 & 086
19 January: 082 & 087
20 January: 083 & 088
21 January: 084 & 089

24 January: 080 & 085
25January: 081 & 086
26 January: 082 & 087
27 January: 083 & 088
28 January: 084 & 089
31 January: 080 & 085

The last 3 digits of your ID number show the day of your payment.

With just 3 months left of the Social Relief of Distress (SRD) grant, time is running out for recipients of the grant to collect their money.

For those who chose to collect their SRD grants at the Post Office, you will only be allowed to collect your money on designated days.

These designated days are based on the last three digits of your ID number.

Here are the days on which grant beneficiaries can collect their SRD grants from the Post Office.

Monday, 17 January: 080 & 085
Tuesday,18 January: 081 & 086
Wednesday, 19 January: 082 & 087
Thursday, 20 January: 083 & 088
Friday, 21 January: 084 & 089

The Post Office has reminded beneficiaries of the SRD grant to wait for an SMS informing them that their money is available for collection. This will prevent beneficiaries from going to a post office branch only to be turned away.

Approved SRD grant beneficiaries can also collect their money from Pick n Pay and Boxer stores as well as having the money paid directly into their banking account. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE

A report commissioned by the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) found that food was the most frequently purchased item with the SRD grant. Aprroximatley 94% of respondents to a survey indicated that they purchased food with their SRD grants. Electricity was the most frequently purchased item.

The grant is scheduled to come to an end in March 2022. However, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana will reveal plans around South Africa’s social security net which included spending on grants.