Available throughout the year
Ongoing support and services
Grants, municipal relief, public services, legal routes and benefits that are generally available without a single national closing date.
MyQualify checks your circumstances against a reviewed South African source base covering grants, bursaries, work routes, business support, housing relief, public services and verified private-sector opportunities.
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Answer a short, private questionnaire and receive practical matches with official next steps.
Clearer programme structure
MyQualify separates enduring services from opportunities with application windows, then turns each possible match into an official-source action plan.
Available throughout the year
Grants, municipal relief, public services, legal routes and benefits that are generally available without a single national closing date.
Deadlines matter
Bursaries, funding calls, training, internships and other opportunities are separated clearly and removed when a published window closes.
Practical next steps
Each match explains why it appeared, what to verify, what to prepare and which official route to use. Progress markers remain on your device.
MyQualify 2.0
The installable web app keeps the core experience available after it has loaded and places MyQualify on your home screen. Official application links still require a connection and should always be rechecked before you act.
Offline content shows its source-check date and never guarantees eligibility.
Expanded reviewed source base
MyQualify reviews official and verified opportunity information, then turns the public rules into clear screening guidance. The source base now covers national portals, public entities, provincial and municipal routes, education and skills windows, work pathways, business support, housing relief, NGOs, foundations and named private-sector programmes.
237 verified sources
12 opportunity categories
Public and private sector scanned
Sources are reviewed monthly, with new verified opportunities added as the database expands.
33 sources
Core departments, grant authorities, tax, labour, education, housing, health and official notices.
19 sources
Development finance, youth, housing, legal, consumer-credit and enterprise-support entities.
18 sources
Central portals and provincial calls across all nine provinces.
14 sources
Municipal directories, local indigent relief, rates rebates, free basic services and local notices.
32 sources
Bursaries, scholarships, NSFAS-linked support, SETAs, TVET and research funding.
12 sources
Public employment, youth pathways, work-seeker support and employment-creation programmes.
26 sources
SME finance, incentives, enterprise development, incubation, tax and export support.
16 sources
Farmer support, land reform, rural enterprise, fisheries, forestry and producer programmes.
11 sources
Housing subsidies, first-home support, social housing, municipal indigent registers and rebates.
16 sources
Public healthcare, disability, child, older-person, compensation and family-support sources.
18 sources
Approved civil-society, humanitarian, rights, education, entrepreneurship and community sources.
22 sources
Public corporate programmes, foundations, supplier development and structured opportunity windows.