With a strong background in SDA operations and participant transitions, Genevieve Nehme brings both care and coordination to her role as Good Housing’s Business Support Coordinator. Since joining Good Housing in 2022, she has supported tenant enquiries, participant transitions and operational processes, with a focus on creating positive outcomes for people moving into SDA homes. Genevieve is currently completing her Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Finance and Accounting, and brings valuable skills across business support, reporting, reconciliation and process improvement. She was drawn to the disability sector through lived experience, which has shaped her understanding of the difference that the right home and support can make in someone’s life.

Outside of work, Genevieve enjoys training at the gym, travelling, and spending time with family and friends.  

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Corey Kavanagh brings a strong mix of development knowledge, coordination and commercial insight to his role as Development Manager at Good Housing. With experience across consultant management, stakeholder engagement and development approvals, Corey supports projects from early feasibility through to construction delivery. His background in property development, combined with a degree in Finance and Banking, gives him a practical and analytical approach to delivering high-quality housing outcomes. Corey was drawn to the disability sector by the opportunity to apply his skills in a way that creates meaningful social impact and helps address the need for more purpose-built housing.

Outside of work, Corey enjoys soccer, golf, surfing, tennis and fitting in a lunchtime gym session where he can.

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Daniela Maroun brings a thoughtful mix of strategy, creativity, and purpose to her role as Good Housing’s Business Process & Communications Specialist. With a background spanning copywriting, content production, editorial, publishing, and creative consulting, she supports the organisation through clear communication, strong process development, and meaningful storytelling. Daniela is passionate about creating work that is both people-centred and impactful, helping ensure the voices, experiences and outcomes within Good Housing are shared with empathy and purpose. Her connection to the disability sector is also deeply personal, which has shaped her strong commitment to inclusion, dignity, and meaningful outcomes

Outside of work, Daniela enjoys writing, psychology, film, design, photography and travel, and values mindfulness and meditation as part of her everyday life.  

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Marco Graiche is Good Housing’s Design Coordinator, working across the early stages of project delivery to support initial design, consultant coordination and preparing homes for construction. With a background in property and experience in sourcing, feasibilities and design planning, Marco enjoys helping shape new SDA homes from the ground up. He is passionate about creating homes that people are proud of and feel happy living in. Marco was drawn to the disability sector through both his interest in development and his personal connection to disability within his family. 

Outside of work, he enjoys the gym, football, and going for a drive.

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Melissa Burley brings a strong mix of strategic thinking, creativity and sector experience to her role as Marketing Manager at Good Housing. With a background spanning business development, marketing and project management across the disability and property sectors, Melissa has built a career around connecting people with housing outcomes that are both purposeful and people-centred.

Her experience in Specialist Disability Accommodation gives her a strong understanding of the sector, allowing her to create marketing and communications that are thoughtful, informed and grounded in real impact. Melissa is passionate about telling meaningful stories, building strong stakeholder relationships and helping grow brand awareness in a way that reflects the values of Good Housing.

Outside of work, she enjoys reading, discovering wineries, trying new food spots with friends, and unwinding with her friends and family at Phillip Island

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With a strong background in residential design and technical documentation, Joe Amato brings a thoughtful and practical approach to his role as Good Housing’s Design Manager. His experience spans more than a decade in design-focused roles, with expertise in Revit, CAD software, 3D modelling and construction detailing. Joe is passionate about creating homes that are warm, functional and visually harmonious, with every element working together to support the people who live there. Drawn to the disability sector through a desire for purposeful work and a new career challenge, he values being part of a team where he is constantly learning and contributing to meaningful outcomes.

Outside of work, Joe enjoys travelling, hiking, paddle boarding, going to the beach and spending time outdoors.

Rory MacLeod is Good Housing’s Senior Project Manager, bringing extensive experience in architecture and project delivery across Australia and the UK. With a background spanning education, medical, industrial, retail and government projects, Rory is passionate about delivering high-quality homes that are thoughtfully designed and built to improve a person's quality of life. He was drawn to the disability sector by a desire to use his skills in a more meaningful way and contribute to outcomes he can be proud of. Rory values working alongside builders, project teams and colleagues who genuinely care about making a difference.

Outside of work, Rory is a certified Dive Master and is always up for an underwater adventure. When he’s back on dry land, he enjoys off-grid camping with his family, hiking and snowboarding.

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