STAND TO Team
Jane Lawther is an experienced Alcohol Worker and has been with the STAND TO project since it’s inception. She has experience of working with military personnel on various camps throughout the UK. She is passionate about our dedicated alcohol service tailored to veterans and their families’ particular needs. 

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Danny Webb is one of our Alcohol Support Workers and joined the STAND TO team in November 2018.
​He has extensive experience of working with veterans in the North Derbyshire / Sheffield area.
He served 22 years in the Royal Engineers and since his discharge, he has gained personal experience of alcoholism and addiction and the issues people can face.

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​Andy Hazard has been an Alcohol Support Worker with STAND TO since June 2017. He served with the Royal Engineers between 1986 and 1991. Since leaving the Army, he’s gained experience of Veteran’s casework in the Armed Forces charities sector. He has experienced many of the issues affecting veterans.
April 2021 said a fond farewell to Andy and we wish him all the very best for his future. 

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​Anthony (Bernie) Winter is the Stand To Veteran Wellbeing Project Worker heading the Veterans Information Point(VIP) joining the team in May 2021.  He is a veteran of 35 years having served all over the world. Bernie is keen to understand and help veterans as he himself transitions into civilian street from the Armed Forces. 

Presentation of our Big Lottery Community Fund award at our launch event in October 2018. From left to right: Elaine Handley - DAAS Service Manager, Gemma King - STAND TO Hub and Admin support, Jessica Myers - Lottery Community Fund, Alison Corbett - DASS Management Support Officer, Jane Lawther, Andy Hazard

Gemma King - our STAND TO Hub Worker and Administrator. She has worked in a specialist alcohol unit supporting patients with Korsakoff Syndrome. She also has personal experience of caring for a family member with alcohol dependency issues.
Alison Corbett - our Management Support Officer with responsibility for funding bids, event planning and staff training. Alison also liaises with our partner organisations and funding providers.
Elaine Handley - DAAS Service Manager with overall responsibility for DAAS and Stand To. Elaine helped to recognise the need for dedicated alcohol support service for the Armed Forces community and played a key role in the creation of the STAND TO project.  
​We also have a dedicated Nurse Prescriber and access to counselling  services through DAAS. We are able to refer clients, where appropriate, to complimentary therapies, detox and rehab services.