Martin Tilbury MBE, CEO
I have accountability for StreetDoctors operational delivery, processes and support the organisations growth and strategic development.
Phil Crandle, Operations Manager
I am responsible for the management of StreetDoctors operational delivery, quality standards and to support the organisations strategic development.
Katie Murray, Business Support Manager
I ensure that our processes and systems are working efficiently for the charity. I additionally support with financial tasks and office management.
Fiona Bradshaw, Learning and Development Manager
I develop our training sessions to make sure that they are the best they can be for the young people we train. I also provide our volunteers with the knowledge and skills they need to deliver successful and impactful training to young people.
Scarlett Ash, Learning and Development Coordinator (North)
I support the development and delivery of our training sessions in the North. This involves working with young people who have attended StreetDoctors’ programmes and want to enhance their learning and development further through our Young Leaders project.
Gerard Mitchell, Relationships & Investment Manager
I manage StreetDoctors fundraising, including all the grants and donations which enable us to provide all our services. It involves lots of planning, budgets, and requests for support. Donating really makes a huge difference – with such a small organisation it means your money goes directly to the services we provide for young people – so if you donate right now it would be amazing and make everyone here so happy! Thank you!
Fee Lyssejko, Communications & Advocacy Coordinator
As the Communications and Advocacy Coordinator, I make sure that StreetDoctors has a strong brand that tells a clear story. As we grow and develop as an organisation, it’s important others understand our mission and the work we do, and are encouraged to join us as part of our journey.
Rachele Ferrario, Regional Development Coordinator
I manage our work in the South West and South Wales regions by looking after our delivery partners and volunteer teams – Bristol, Exeter, Swansea, and Cardiff. I coordinate with grassroots organisations and other key stakeholders and develop relationships with new partners, helping to increase our impact in the Southwest and South Wales.
Evie-May Grigg , Youth Worker
I am a youth worker within the North region, delivering sessions within multiple settings and also carrying out administration jobs. Additionally, I create positive interactions and relationships with volunteers and delivery partners in line with the missions and values of the charity.
Jesse Anim , Regional Development Coordinator
I manage our work in the Midlands by looking after our delivery partners and six volunteer teams – Birmingham, Leicester, Nottingham, Keele, Warwick and Bristol. I coordinate with grassroots organisations and other key stakeholders and develop relationships with new partners, helping to increase our impact in the Midlands.
Phoebe McHale, Regional Development Coordinator
I manage our work in the North by looking after our delivery partners and volunteer teams. I coordinate with grassroots organisations and other key stakeholders and develop relationships with new partners, helping to increase our impact in the Northern region
Leonita Metaj, Learning & Development Coordinator (South)
As a Learning and Development Coordinator, I support our volunteers by developing and delivering high-quality first aid training sessions. A key focus of my role is to ensure that our training remains relevant, and engaging. I work collaboratively with colleagues, young people, and volunteers to gather feedback and continuously enhance the learning experience, ensuring our sessions are both effective and enjoyable.
Bipin Khanal, Youth Worker
As a youth worker at Street Doctors, I deliver a variety of training courses in a range of different settings. Through collaborating with colleagues and volunteers, I adapt and tailor our courses so they work for whoever we are delivering to.