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Trust / foundation · Charity no. 1102722

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About this funder
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ERT SAR is an international NGO established to relieve suffering & distress among persons affected by hazards, risks, emergencies & disasters in the UK & Internationally. ERT SAR provides emergency & disaster response, search & rescue & medical teams to deploy to areas affected by disasters and also works in the other areas of capacity building, resiliance and disaster risk reduction strategies.

Latest income

£51.1k

Latest spending

£3,999

What it funds
General charitable purposesEducation / trainingHealth / saving of livesDisabilityPrevention or relief of povertyOverseas aid / famine reliefAccommodation / housingAmateur sportEnvironment / conservation / heritageEconomic / community development / employment
Who it helps
Children / young peopleOlder peoplePeople with disabilitiesPeople of a particular ethnic or racial originOther charities or voluntary bodiesOther defined groupsThe general public
How it gives
Makes grants to individualsMakes grants to organisationsProvides other financeProvides human resourcesProvides buildings / facilities / open spaceProvides servicesProvides advocacy / advice / informationSponsors or undertakes researchActs as an umbrella or resource body

What Ert Search and Rescue funds

Ert Search and Rescue is registered under the Charity Commission purposes education / training, health / saving of lives, disability, prevention or relief of poverty, overseas aid / famine relief, accommodation / housing, amateur sport, environment / conservation / heritage and economic / community development / employment for children / young people, older people, people with disabilities, people of a particular ethnic or racial origin and other charities or voluntary bodies; the register records that it makes grants to individuals, makes grants to organisations, provides other finance, provides human resources, provides buildings / facilities / open space, provides services, provides advocacy / advice / information, sponsors or undertakes research and acts as an umbrella or resource body. In its latest reported year Ert Search and Rescue reported income of £51.1k and spending of £3,999.

How to apply to Ert Search and Rescue

OpenGrant has not found an open scheme from Ert Search and Rescue in its sources (last checked 16 Oct 2026). Its website (ert-sar.com) may list programmes that are not yet open or are by invitation only. OpenGrant does not take applications; always check the funder's own guidance.

Questions about Ert Search and Rescue

Is Ert Search and Rescue open for applications now?

Not in OpenGrant's sources as of 16 Oct 2026: no open or forthcoming scheme from Ert Search and Rescue is listed. Check the funder's website for programmes that are not yet open or that it does not advertise.

Does Ert Search and Rescue give grants to individuals?

Yes, according to the Charity Commission register, which records that Ert Search and Rescue makes grants to individuals as well as to organisations. Check its own guidance for who qualifies.

How large is Ert Search and Rescue?

In its latest reported year Ert Search and Rescue reported income of £51.1k and spending of £3,999.

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