Why we do what we do
The safety of individuals, organisations and communities in Australia and globally is increasingly precarious as new threats and challenges emerge. We are experiencing a crical era of great turbulence. The demands of leaders as duty bearers , to optimise well being and manage risk, is considerable.
Morgain Group exists to provide governance support to leaders that is accurate, sensitive, insightful and community-informed. We provide contemporary approaches to the management of conflict, quality, safety, risk, system failure and improvement in complex contexts.
Our team
The team comprises experienced executives, lawyers, mediators, clinicians, researchers, and academic practitioners - each with deep governance, policy and lived experience insights - in regulation, care, crisis, management, facilitation, mediation, critical collaboration and system improvement. We are trauma-informed, prioritise cultural knowledge and lived experience and are flexible and adaptive.
Morgain Group possesses deep insight and expertise and has established rich networks in communities locally and globally. We are committed to working creatively with others to produce just outcomes. We are adept facilitators who are skilled, careful and passionately focussed on well being.
Lyn Morgain AM GAICD
Founded by Lyn Morgain, Mārama Group was established to help leaders who are accountable to others, do what they need to do, well and with care.
Leaders with accountability to others - colleagues, citizens, clients, patients, service users, people with lived experience, donors, funders and the public - make critical quality and safety decisions everyday.
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As a respected leader with deep experience in providing quality support to individuals, organisations and communities under pressure or in conflict, Lyn wanted Mārama Group to prioritise providing support to leaders dealing with conflict and crisis - support that is culturally attuned, safe, focussed on equity, resolution and sensitive to rights, risk and duty.
Lyn has worked in Australia and internationally delivering clinical and community safety and quality in crisis , humanitarian disaster settings. Working with countless communities and circumstances. She has been responsible for safeguarding and risk in workplaces, public spaces, events health services, child and aged care, and in crisis situations. She has worked for decades as an advisor on the development of governance and policy approaches to providing safety and well being.
Lyn believes that systems, activities and approaches that prioritise well being and safety perform best.
