The Consolidation Subsidy is designed for beneficiaries who already have a previously subsidised and serviced plot and now qualify for a subsidy to build a top structure.  > 

People who are disabled or health-stricken are entitled to a full housing subsidy (Individual, Project-Linked or Relocation Assistance) without having to pay a contribution, even if their household budget is more than R1 500 but less than R3 500. In other words, they get a dispensation to ...  > 

Individual housing subsidies are available to low-income households who wish to buy a residential property for the first time. It can be used to buy an existing house, including the property on which the house stands.  > 

Institutional subsidies are given to organisations that agree to also pay towards a building project. The houses built then belong to the organisation, and not individual beneficiaries, for at least four years after completion.  > 

The People's Housing Process provides training and technical assistance to families that own undeveloped, serviced property and want to get a housing subsidy to build their own homes. By contributing their labour rather than paying someone else to do the work, these families can then ...  > 

A Project-Linked Housing Subsidy is a grant from the government that you can use to buy a house, together with the land on which it stands, in a municipal housing project. You will receive this subsidy only once. It is not a cash payout but ...  > 

Relocation Assistance is there for people who are eligible for a Housing Subsidy but are currently locked in home loans they cannot afford.  >