Juno’s Leadership Team
Tanya Corrie (she/her)
CEO
Tanya has worked across the banking, consumer rights and family violence sectors. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Economics, a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Politics, and a Graduate Certificate in Policy and Applied Social Research. Tanya strongly believes the path to social justice and equity is through systemic change, and has undertaken her policy, research and advocacy work in research centers, social justice organisations and Ministerial Advisory roles. Proudly raised in Public Housing in a single-parent household, she is a passionate advocate for gender equity and housing security and elevating the voices and strength of people with lived/living experience.
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Tess (she/her)
Strategic Projects Manager
Tess leads key projects and initiatives that embed Juno’s values across systems, practice, and impact, driving meaningful organisation-wide change. With lived experience of family violence and homelessness, she brings deep empathy to her work and is a strong advocate for improving access to the support and stability essential for recovery. Tess is committed to ensuring people with lived experience are central to the design and delivery of programs that genuinely reflect the people they are for and recently established Juno’s Lived Experience Advisory Group to embed this approach in practice. She holds a Master of Social Work and has over seven years’ experience across the social and community services sector, including housing and homelessness, family violence, and disability.
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Zoe (they/them)
Program Manager
Zoe provides support and supervision to Juno’s case management team. Zoe identifies as queer and non-binary and is very proud to be part of the LGBTQIASB+ community. Zoe begun their work in the community sector after completing a Certificate IV in Community Services. Prior to Juno, Zoe worked at Aboriginal Housing on a well-being support program. Zoe has lived experience of family violence and was proudly raised in a single-parent household. Zoe has a strong focus on integrity and participating in positive social change. Zoe is committed to ensuring that the people we work with are at the centre of all the work we do and that the impact on people is considered in every decision.
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Jessie (she/her)
Senior Practitioner – Family Violence
Jessie currently leads the Family Violence Case Management team at Juno. She holds a Bachelor of Social Science and initially worked in the environmental field before completing a Master of Social Work. Jessie began her career in the homelessness sector in crisis accommodation, before moving to Juno where she has been for the past three years. She is passionate about working at the intersection of homelessness and family violence and is committed to improving people’s experiences of the service system. Jessie is driven by a strong commitment to supporting marginalised women and gender diverse people to recover, rebuild, and thrive.
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Eve (she/her)
Senior Practitioner - Homelessness
Eve is a senior practitioner and provides guidance and values-based leadership to Juno’s homelessness case management team. Eve holds a Master of Social Work and has five years’ experience working with women and non-binary folk affected by homelessness and family violence. She has worked in crisis accommodation, drop-in services, and outreach case management programs. Eve is passionate about highlighting how systems of colonisation and capitalism promote gender-based violence by preventing access to safety and security. Eve is also involved in grassroots movements aimed at increasing public housing stock and halting further funnelling of public money into the hands of the wealthy and away from those who need it most.
Imelda Rennick (she/her)
Quality and Compliance Advisor
Imelda is a bit of an allrounder when it comes to Juno’s operations - responsible for occupational health and safety, data and information systems and quality and compliance systems. She has extensive experience developing and managing processes and systems in the not-for-profit sector. Imelda joined Juno in 2016 and has worked in various roles to support the Juno team in their important work partnering with women, non-binary people and children experiencing homelessness and family violence.
