Food parcels: Social organisations run out of food, Sassa office in Evander can help
To qualify for a food parcel, you must be unemployed and receive a household income of less than R3 600.
Social workers at local charity organisations said people can now get food at the Sassa office in Evander.
A national initiative was launched where people can qualify to get a food parcel.
To qualify for a food parcel, you must be unemployed and receive a household income of less than R3 600.
Those interested can send an e-mail with their names and surnames, ID numbers, address and contact details.
For more information, contact the national call centre at 0800 601 011 or visit Sassa’s office in Solly Zwane Street in Evander.
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