27/08/2026
Logea Iwaa This is what I am talking about
Week Six of Celebrating our Members
Michelle Hillier Feuerriegel – Owner and Founder EMM Power Shop of Opportunity – NFP Social Venture
Michelle is a lifelong volunteer and advocate for women’s sport, particularly soccer. EMM Power Shop of Opportunity, a not-for-profit social venture, was founded in memory of Emma, Moi and Mary — three much-loved local women and friends who tragically took their own lives. Michelle supports local women’s sport, community groups and charities, including SI Moreton North Inc SIMNI through financial donations and gifts in kind. Family is central to Michelle’s life, and she takes great joy in being a devoted grandmother.
Zoey Brooke Jensen - Youth Worker and Advocate
Zoey-Brooke was a youth worker extraordinaire of Kairos Community College, until recently, when she relocated to North Queensland. She is passionate about ensuring our youth receive the help and support that they need to grow and thrive. Although living in NQ she continues to support SIMNI and was one of our members on the NCWQ bursary panel.
Stacey MacMillan-White – Founder, How to Help and The Great Mate Check-In.
Stacey McMillan-White is passionate about helping people connect with the right support and assistance. A devoted mum to two young women, she is also committed to ensuring men’s mental health receives the care and attention it deserves. Stacey recently joined Moreton Daily, where she shares inspiring stories and interviews with local people and businesses. Her warm, relaxed style helps others feel comfortable as they share their passions.
Kath Mazzella OAM - Women’s Health Advocate and founder International Gynae Awareness Day IGAD
For more than 30 years, Kath Mazzella has advocated for women affected by v***ar cancer and lichen sclerosus. She is passionate about using accurate terminology in women’s gynecological health and reducing the stigma associated with the word v***a. To further raise awareness, Kath successfully lobbied for International Gynae Awareness Day to be recognised each year on 10 September. Her lived experience of v***ar cancer continues to drive her commitment to educating women and health professionals.
Patricia (Trishie) Johnson – Small Business Owner and English Language Teacher, China
Trishie Johnson is a stalwart member who has spent more than 30 years championing women and girls. She has held many executive roles within Soroptimist, and while she and her husband lived in China until recently, Trishie continued to attend meetings and support events online. A keen traveller, she is also a valued global ambassador and mentor.
Ladies take a bow :)