Our Editorial Policy & Fact-Checking Principles

At SASSA Status 370, we understand the critical importance of providing accurate and timely information about the SRD R370 grant a source of vital financial support for many South Africans. That’s why we built our editorial standards around clarity, reliability, and user empowerment.

Our Core Editorial Values

1. Truth and Precision

We commit to sharing information that’s well-researched, up-to-date, and cross-checked with official government resources. We believe reliability builds trust and those we serve depend on our content to make informed decisions.

2. Fully Independent & Objective

We are not affiliated with SASSA, the Department of Social Development, or any government entity. This independence ensures our information remains impartial and always focused on the needs of everyday applicants.

3. Transparency in Communication

We translate technical or legal language into straightforward, conversational content that’s easy to understand no jargon, no guesswork.

4. Audience-Centered Guidance

Our content is inspired by real user questions and concerns from “Why hasn’t my payment arrived?” to “How do I fix an appeal?” helping you navigate the SRD process with confidence.

How We Gather & Verify Information?

Every page on SASSA Status 370 goes through a clear, multi-step review to ensure it’s correct and helpful.

Step 1: Source from Trusted Government Channels

We rely exclusively on:

  • The official SASSA website (e.g., srd.sassa.gov.za)
  • Verified SASSA and Department of Social Development social media accounts
  • Government Gazettes and press releases detailing grant updates
  • Formal reports or transcripts from the Parliamentary Monitoring Group

We never publish anything based on hearsay, speculation, or unofficial sources.

Step 2: Fact-Check and Clarify

Before publication, content is:

  • Cross-referenced with at least one confirmed primary source
  • Reviewed for clarity, tone, and accuracy
  • Checked to ensure practical advice is clearly distinguished from official policy

Step 3: Stay Current with Updates

SRD guidelines can change quickly. We perform regular content audits and prioritize updates whenever official information evolves especially around application windows, payment cycles, and eligibility shifts.

Our Corrections & Feedback Policy

We recognize no process is perfect. That’s why your feedback matters.

If you spot something that seems off, please let us know via contact Us Page with the subject line “Correction Request”.

Once reported, we will:

  1. Verify the issue against trusted sources.
  2. Correct any inaccuracies promptly.
  3. If the change is substantial, note the correction on the page for transparency.

Your input helps us maintain an accurate and trustworthy resource for all.

Why This Matters

  • South Africans rely on timely, accurate guidance to understand the SRD R370 grant.
  • Clear and independent information empowers users to resolve issues and access support more effectively.
  • Accountability ensures our platform remains a trusted ally not just another website.