The Social Relief of Distress (SRD) R370 Grant is a temporary provision of assistance aimed at individuals in dire need of financial support. This grant, initially introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic, is now available to those who are unemployed, and not receiving any other income, social grant, or UIF benefits. It is designed to help vulnerable individuals manage essential living expenses.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the SRD R370 Grant, applicants must meet the following conditions:

  • Be a South African citizen, permanent resident, or refugee registered on the Home Affairs system.
  • Be between the ages of 18 and 60.
  • Be unemployed.
  • Not receiving any other form of income or social grants (excluding the Child Support Grant).
  • Not receiving UIF (Unemployment Insurance Fund) payments.
  • Must not reside in a government institution.

Application Process

Applying for the SRD R370 Grant is straightforward and can be done online. Follow these steps:

  • Visit the application portal by clicking the button below.
  • Complete the online application form with accurate details.
  • Submit the required documents, including proof of identity.
  • Await confirmation and updates on your application status.
Apply for SRD Grant

Grant Benefits

Eligible applicants will receive a monthly payment of R370 for a set period, subject to eligibility reviews. The SRD grant helps cover essential living costs during times of financial distress.

Check Your Application Status

You can track the progress of your SRD R370 Grant application online. Simply click the button below to check your status.

Check Application Status

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Frequently Asked Questions

You can check your application status online by entering your ID number and other required details.

If your application is declined, you can appeal the decision by following the steps provided on the application status page.

Yes, recipients of the SRD grant may need to reapply after a certain period if they are still in need of assistance.