In case of emergency, dial 112 or 999 and ask for the Police

 

A Devon Charity

We are a Devon charity of 50+ volunteers on call 24/7 dedicated to assisting the emergency services with the search and rescue of the lost, missing, injured and vulnerable including those with dementia, mental health illnesses and children.

Without volunteer search and rescue teams like us, the emergency services would not have the resources to devote to the search and rescue of missing or injured loved ones.

1968

Callouts

2024 Incidents

Callouts responded to by our volunteers this year.

2023: 28 incidents (30 callouts)
2022: 39 incidents (40 callouts)
2021: 34 incidents (36 callouts)
2020: 47 incidents (49 callouts)
2019: 31 incidents
2018: 37 incidents
2017: 36 incidents
2016: 40 incidents

Dartmoor Search and Rescue Ashburton provides a professionally trained resource for a full range of incidents, including missing person inquiries, steep ground rescue, swiftwater rescues and flooding, across Dartmoor National Park, Devon and the south west, and to major incidents across England and Wales

Our highly trained team of volunteers are on call to help those in need 24/7 for any emergency.

50+

Volunteer Members

40+

Callouts for those in need per year.

30+

On Dartmoor and surrounding areas.

30+

Finding the Injured lost and vulnerable on Dartmoor.

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Standbys

Volunteer hours

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Rescue Hours

INCIDENT RESPONSE

Dartmoor Search and Rescue Ashburton provides a professionally trained resource for a full range of incidents, including missing person inquiries, steep ground rescue, swiftwater rescues and flooding, across Dartmoor National Park, Devon and the south west, and to major incidents across England and Wales

Our highly trained team of volunteers are on call to help those in need 24/7 for any emergency.

YOUR SUPPORT IS VITAL

The Dartmoor rescuers based at Ashburton rely on public support for over 92% of their income.

Without your donation, the team would cease to be operational and the emergency services would not have enough resources to search for those in need.

Finding the injured, lost and vulnerable