Subsidised & SASSA Old Age Homes in Free State
We list 0 subsidised & sassa old age homes across Free State. Browse below to compare facilities, view contact details, and find the right subsidised home for your needs.
All Subsidised & SASSA Old Age Homes in Free State
What is subsidised home?
Subsidised old age homes accept SASSA Old Age Pension as full or partial payment, making residential care accessible to pensioners with limited income. Most are run by NGOs, churches, or welfare organisations.
Who is it for?
Pensioners receiving the SASSA Old Age Grant who cannot afford private care. Priority is usually given to those with no family support, those at risk, or those with health needs that prevent independent living.
What to expect
Shared rooms (typically 2–4 beds), three meals daily, basic nursing care, and social activities. Facilities are simpler than private options but provide essential care and a safe environment. Waiting lists can be long.
Cost of old age homes for sassa pensioners in Free State
Residents typically pay their full SASSA pension (R2,180/month) to the home, which covers accommodation, meals, and basic care. Some homes charge a small top-up. Means-tested admission applies.
About Free State
The Free State offers affordable care options with a strong Afrikaans community presence. Bloemfontein is the main centre for elderly care.