Mimi is a neurodivergent (late diagnosed ADHD), bisexual woman with a lived experience of chronic illness (PMDD, Endometriosis and Adenomyosis), and an eating disorder (Anorexia Nervosa). 
Mimi is also a speaker, advocate and activist and has been sharing her journey of mental health, chronic illness, and neurodivergence to help break down stigmas, educate others and provide support to her community. Mimi has been volunteering and working with a range of Not For Profit’s for over 6 years. With a strong background in Fundraising and Marketing she has recently won the Fundraising Institute of Australia’s NSW Young Fundraiser of the Year Award for 2025 for her notable work in the sector. 
Mimi has always had a passion for supporting others and having open conversations around mental health, wellbeing and body image. She hopes to help bridge the gap in knowledge around the prevalence and treatment of eating disorders in neurodivergent people and in turn break down barriers to help seeking and finding appropriate support. She is currently studying Business and Entrepreneurship to support her goals to open her own business supporting women’s health and has plans to one day run her own NFP. 
Outside of work she loves reading, writing, travelling, dining and dancing - basically anything creative!