Read on to see how this social benefit works, how to qualify for it, and how much to expect to receive per month and per child.

Foster Child Grant – a monthly social benefit for those designated to take care of a foster child placed in their custody by the court.

A Foster Child Grant is a social benefit paid for those who take care of a foster child placed in their custody by the court. The benefit is R1 070 per month and per child, and it is paid through different payment methods by the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA). You can also apply for it if you are a refugee living in South Africa.

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A Foster Child Grant is a social benefit paid for those who take care of a foster child placed in their custody by the court. The benefit is R1 070 per month and per child, and it is paid through different payment methods by the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA). You can also apply for it if you are a refugee living in South Africa.

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The Foster child grant is a social benefit provided by the South African government for those who take care of a foster child or children. To qualify, you must be a South African citizen, permanent resident, or refugee living in South Africa and taking care of a child younger than 18 years old.

Receive R1 070 per month and per child through several payment methods distributed by the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA);

Apply at the nearest South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) office; There is no online application available;

Qualify for the benefit if you take care of a foster child placed in your custody by the court;

Refugees and permanent residents can also apply for the grant.

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If a child was placed in your custody by the court due to difficult and criminal circumstances, you could qualify for the Foster child grant. The benefit guarantees a monthly payment. It is also a value paid per child. Therefore, you can rely on it to provide care to the child while they are younger than 18 years old.