South Africa offers a wide range of financial support for students, jobseekers, parents, entrepreneurs and senior citizens. At MyInfoHub, we help you understand how to access South African grants — with accurate, safe and scam-free guidance.
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We provide step-by-step help for SASSA grant applications, payment dates, and appeal fixes.
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🔗 Official SASSA website: https://www.sassa.gov.za
NSFAS funds millions of students at public universities and TVET colleges each year. Learn how to apply, appeal or fix login issues.
💡 Also see: Government & NGO Bursaries and Career & Job Resources to boost your opportunities after study.
🔗 Official NSFAS website: https://www.nsfas.org.za
The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) offers funding and programs for young entrepreneurs, jobseekers, and graduates.
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🔗 Official NYDA website: https://www.nyda.gov.za
South Africa supports startups, township enterprises, and small businesses with various funding options. Explore verified opportunities below:
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Students and parents can access additional assistance through bursaries and school support programs.
💡 See also: Free Online Courses & Certificates and Skills in Demand 2025–2026 to improve employability.
🔗 Official education resources: Department of Basic Education | Department of Higher Education & Training
Thousands of South Africans are scammed daily while applying for grants and funding. Learn how to stay safe:
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⚠️ Tip: Never pay anyone for application “assistance”. All real grants are free to apply on official government websites.
Last updated: November 2025