Murphy Wright

• Designed the state-wide and place-based service model and program logic for the Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Education and Support Program into youth crisis accommodation across Western Australia

• Worked in partnership with Waminda to review the Justice Our Way Program – a holistic program that supports Aboriginal women affected by DFV to transition back into the community from the justice system – to inform its expansion and scale up in other locations in NSW

• Undertook complex consultations with diverse stakeholders, including government and service providers, community groups, local stakeholders and at-risk young people, to develop a youth engagement strategy for the Fitzroy Valley

• Reviewed the appropriateness, effectiveness and efficiency of the Reconnect program to inform ongoing program improvements and future policy and budget decision making

• Project managed a review of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) in Southern NSWLHD and the planning for the Safeguards Team, a new community-based team for children and adolescents experiencing acute mental distress, and their support network

Prior to joining Nous, Murphy studied a Bachelor of Science at the University of Western Australia. She also spent several years travelling and living overseas before joining Nous as a Graduate Consultant in 2018.

Murphy enjoys reading, cooking and getting into a good Netflix series. She is a keen traveller and loves a weekend away with her friends.