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Department of Human Settlement ➔ approved building plan by a lender Older person’s housing subsidy Older persons, including those who receive a social grant from the government, who earn more than R1 500 per month, will qualify for an increased subsidy. Targeted beneficiaries Older persons = men 65 and over and women 60 and older who earn between R1 501 and R3 500 per month. This includes those who receive a social grant. Amount of the subsidy For older people earning between R1 501–R3 500 per month = R43 506 Capital contribution No capital contribution is payable by an older person. Documents required listed under the individual subsidy, plus proof of income received from a social grant, if relevant application for exemption for capital contribution Housing subsidy for the disabled Applicants who are disabled can apply for the individual subsidy and, if they earn more than R1 500 per month, will not have to pay the capital contribution. In addition, applicants with a disability may apply for an increased subsidy to enable them to make additions to their houses to allow for independent living in normal residential areas. This would include concrete aprons and ramps to facilitate access to the house, grab rails in the bathroom, kick plates to the doors, visible doorbells and special access to toilets. Target beneficiaries People with disabilities Documents required individual subsidy disability in the form of a medical certificate from a registered medical practitioner which includes proof of income from a disability grant exemption for capital contribution ➔ 199
Government-funded programmes and services for vulnerable children in SA ➔ Consolidation subsidy This is a subsidy paid to applicants who already received assistance from government to acquire a serviced residential site under the pre- 1994 housing schemes, to enable them to construct or upgrade a housing structure on the stand. Targeted beneficiaries Families living in poverty Amount of the subsidy The amount of the subsidy in 2008/09 for a 40 square metre house: ii earn between R0– R1 500 per month = R43 506; earn between R1 501–R3 500 = R41 027. Capital contribution Housing subsidy applicants with an income between R1 501 and R3 500 per month must make a financial contribution of R2 479 upfront to access the housing subsidy scheme. Disabled and/ or health-stricken applicants, as well as older people and applicants for a rural subsidy, do not need to make this capital contribution. ➔ 200
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