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Executive
The Executive manage and lead the operations of the company
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Chief Executive: Francis Lynch
Francis has worked in the non-government community services sector for many years, across a wide range of service types including children’s services, child welfare, youth services, AOD services, emergency relief, community development, employment services, mental health, homelessness and counselling services. Francis has been involved in a range of social policy activities including advocacy on child welfare issues. Francis is currently on the Board of the WA Council of Social Services. He has a Bachelor of Social Work, Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management, Master of Social Work and a Master of Business Administration. Francis has also worked at MercyCare, Djooraminda and Anglicare.
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Executive Manager: Sheryl Carmody
Sheryl Carmody has worked in the non-Government community sector in Perth since 1976 working in the Indigenous, Youth, Homelessness and Mental Health fields of work. Sheryl’s specialised focus since 1993 has been developing a range of innovative community-based mental health programs. She has been one of the leaders in WA in getting the recovery vision for mental health on the policy and practice agenda while contributing to a broad range of other reform activities in the mental health sector. She has also supported the development of consumer/peer-led programs and early intervention for children of parents with mental illness. Sheryl has tertiary qualifications in social work and theology. She has worked for Ruah since January 1986 and been a major contributor to the development of the organisation’s culture in general, its operational value base and inclusive spirituality approach in particular.
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Executive Manager: Ros Mulley
Ros has worked in both the government and non-government sectors: in the Western Australian, as well as the Queensland Departments of Health and more recently in the not for profit sector in Queensland in the provision of state-wide services in child protection, early childhood, social housing, disability services and alcohol and drug rehabilitation.
Ros has participated on Queensland’s Child Protection Partnership Forum, which was engaged in identifying and addressing critical areas of child safety and well-being; and as a member of the Management Committee of the Australian Association of Social Workers (Qld).
Her tertiary qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts (majoring in Aboriginal Anthropology), Bachelor and Masters degrees in Social Work and a Post-Graduate Diploma of Business.
Ros has a strong interest in prioritising the issues of disadvantage and suffering experienced by indigenous people; and in working alongside other individuals and groups who are disadvantaged and vulnerable, to build community capacity.
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