I am raising my grandson, who will soon turn five, while also caring for my husband and daughter. My husband is 62 years old and has a Group 2 disability. He lost his leg below the knee and is unable to work. My daughter is 27. Since 2019, she has been under the care of a neuropsychiatric clinic. She has experienced psychosis, heard voices, and been hospitalized several times. She currently takes antipsychotic medication regularly and is afraid of people, so I have to accompany her wherever she goes. She has not been granted disability status; she only has a medical certificate confirming a severe nervous system disorder. The child's father left my daughter when she was five months pregnant. They were never officially married, so I had to cover all the expenses related to childbirth and raising my grandson. My daughter cannot apply for child benefits because she is not officially employed and is unable to work due to her illness. We live on my husband's pension and IDP assistance payments. I keep poultry and have a small vegetable garden. I sell the surplus eggs and meat to buy feed. With no other source of income, it is becoming increasingly difficult to support the family. We would be sincerely grateful for any help.