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NPOS URGED TO SUBMIT SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENTS FOR QUARTER 3 & 4 FOR FUNDING BY 31 OCTOBER 2024 

The Gauteng Department of Social Development calls on all Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) who have received Service Level Agreements (SLAs) from the Department for quarters 3 and 4 NPO funding to submit signed SLAs by Thursday, 31 October 2024. Late submissions will delay the processing of payments by the Department. 

Since the beginning of the October, the Department has received 1,774 business plans for funding across various programs aligned with its mandate. Out of these 1 774 business plans, 1 570 SLAs have been generated and distributed to NPOs for signing, and 1 228 signed SLAs have been received back from NPOs. Of these, 1 204 SLAs have been generated into contracts on the system for payment. Payment runs occur daily, and as of today, October 17th, 1 204, SLAs have been paid. 


 This is a crucial opportunity for NPOs to continue their vital work in serving the most vulnerable members of our communities. The Department is committed to ensuring that funding is disbursed efficiently to organisations that meet the necessary criteria and deadlines. Failure to submit the required documentation on time may result in delays or forfeiture of funding for Q3 & 4. NPOs that have not yet submitted their SLAs are advised to do so as soon as possible to avoid last-minute submissions and ensure that all requirements are met. 

Should any organisation require assistance or clarity on the submission process, they are encouraged to contact their respective regional offices

The Gauteng Department of Social Development remains committed to supporting NPOs and strengthening partnerships to improve the lives of our communities. NB. NPOs are reminded that the 2025/26 Funding Applications are now open and will close on 30 October 2024. No late applications will be accepted.  





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