Wednesday, October 8, 2025

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Mackay and Whitsunday Life

Michaela Mye

House Leader

Michaela Mye has called the Burdekin home for 15 years, quickly becoming an integral part of the community through local sport and family life. She plays touch football and netball, activities that have helped her connect with many locals. Family is at the heart of her life, with her daughter, fiancé, and two dogs keeping her busy and grounded.

She was led to Flexi Queensland by her passion for supporting people with disabilities to live independently and achieve their goals. “It’s rewarding to make a positive difference and be part of an inclusive, supportive organisation,” she says.

As a House Leader, Michaela oversees day-to-day operations in the SIL homes, supports service users with their independence and personal goals, and guides her staff team to deliver safe, person-centred care.

Much like her colleagues, Michaela is particularly proud of Flexi Queensland being recognised at the Enablement Awards two years in a row, a testament to the dedication of the team and the impact they have in the community.

Outside work, Michaela enjoys spending time with her family and dogs, soaking up the relaxed Burdekin lifestyle. She also has a surprising passion for true crime, which she admits she could binge-watch for hours.

Michaela's connection to the local community, combined with her professional dedication, ensures she makes a meaningful impact both inside and outside the homes she leads.

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