About Us
Providers Need Care (PNC) is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization, who seeks to empower and uplift
underserved communities in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties by establishing, increasing, and equalizing access, to high-quality childcare services for minorities. We strive to unite and strengthen support systems that cater to the unique needs and well-being of our unyielding childcare providers. We aim to equip our providers with the tools and knowledge needed for success through comprehensive training, business counseling, resources, compliance support, and personal-care services. Additionally, we are dedicated to creating a healthy and safe learning environment that nurtures the holistic development of children while instilling parents with peace of mind and confidence in their child's care.
Our Mission
Is to utilize practical and effective solutions to facilitate the personal and professional growth of childcare providers and affiliated community partners that aspire to foster a collaborative and supportive learning environment that promotes growth, innovation, and professionalism.
Is to support childcare providers in achieving success by fostering a culture of excellence and providing comprehensive guidance and support for their professional growth.
Our Purpose
Our Goals
We aim to support and ensure individuals meet their goals for success by equipping them with the essential skills, knowledge, and resources necessary to excel in their profession. Through our comprehensive business workshops, trainings, counseling, and consultations, our goal is to empower them and provide the tools they need. Our unwavering dedication to delivering top-notch services and resources tailored to our clients' distinct needs drives us to contribute positively to their businesses and careers.
About Our Founder
Yvonne Roberson-Choyce
CEO - Providers Need Care
Yvonne Choyce has over forty years as an accomplished business owner, choosing to simply highlight her most
gratifying role to date, her twenty plus years as a childcare provider which led to many crucial positions beyond
nurturing and caring for young children. Such as her role as an active mentor, providing business training and
counseling to women in their startups, and/or existing childcare businesses. Her dedication to early childhood
development has also led Yvonne to author a library of children's books and create invaluable resources and
programs, for under-resourced communities and educators, ensuring that children receive the support they need
to thrive.
Yvonne’s vision to launch Providers Needs Care was inspired by her passion for community outreach and strong
determination to highlight the importance of childcare providers as essential workers within their communities
and their need for self-care. This became the driving force to form a dynamic team of highly skilled and experienced
professionals who share her vision. Together, they aim to foster a sense of unity and collaboration within the PNC
network and take collective actions to bring recognition and support to FHCC providers and the communities they
serve. This initiative embodies Yvonne’s unwavering commitment to raising awareness and making a positive
impact in and beyond her community.
Meet The PNC Team
Meghan Robles
Meghan is a skilled professional behavioral health care manager, serving as a member of a specialty kids intervention team, assisting parents that have children with special needs. She is a graduate of California Baptist University's Master of Social Work program. Meghan has experience as a substitute teacher in moderate to severe special education and alternative education, preschool, and afterschool program assistant. Meghan is currently working on earning her LCSW license and opening a family home childcare alongside her husband and teenage son. When she isn't working, Meghan enjoys creating new dessert creations and camping.
Adrienne Bradley
Adrienne is a dedicated childcare business coach and consultant. Specializing in aiding daycare owners and providers, she offers expert guidance on business planning, operations, marketing, and growth strategies. In addition, Adrienne actively creates products and services tailored to support both new and seasoned childcare providers. With a mission to empower childcare entrepreneurs, she is committed to making their journey smoother and more successful.
Hilary Budd
Hilary is a Childcare Provider, with a heart for helping her peers succeed and excel. Hillary has extensive background in business structure, policy and procedures, facilitation, consulting, and is very active and knowledgeable in the Childcare Union. Hillary also has strong experience as a Mortgage Loan Officer and Real Estate Agent.
Nathalia
Nathalia, a bilingual Mexican L.A. native, has consistently integrated both English and Spanish into her various career paths and projects. She is determined to pursue her dreams, demonstrated by her transition from graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in biochemistry from Lafayette College to working in a neuroscience lab in New York City at Icahn School of Medicine. She has now shifted her focus to pursue her passion in the world of finance and is currently completing her finance degree at UCLA while working as an Alzheimer’s Researcher at USC. Nathalia has joined PNC to provide her knowledge and skills to help providers successfully structure and manage their recordkeeping and finance tracking systems, starting with her mother, who is currently going through the FHCC licensing process.
Providers Need Care is a collective of like-minded, innovative, and integral professional women.
But it is not about us…
The PNC team is committed to using our strengths to break down barriers and stereotypes, particularly created
for women of color, and build opportunities that empower all women to thrive. Together, we are a united
unstoppable force, dedicated to building a brighter future for those we serve.
Destiny Bennett
Destiny, better known as “They Call Me MaMa Bennett” is a creator, educator, mentor, and coach who specializes in positive marital, parenting and child behavior strategies. As a mother of three, having a background in early child development, she used her research and experience based findings to revolutionize her relationship with her own children and felt compelled to share this knowledge with others. Through her relatable content and empathetic approach, Destiny has gained a large following and built a community of like-minded parents who seek her guidance and support. Destiny has authored two best-selling books and has appeared on various media outlets, including Good Morning America, NBC News, Today, and Parents Magazine. Destiny's ability to transform complex concepts into practical tools has propelled her career and presented numerous opportunities. Her mission is to help families break free from toxic patterns and cultivate happier and more fulfilling lives.
Denetra Scott
Denetra Sott is a highly experienced professional with over 30 years of managing childcare programs. Throughout her career, she has worked as a Family Childcare provider and owned her own childcare center. Her expertise extends to various aspects of childcare services, including counseling, branding and marketing, center start-ups, program development, and facilitation. Dee is not only dedicated to providing quality care for children, but she is also a passionate advocate for play, recognizing its significance in fostering creativity, imagination, and social skills among young learners and promoting its essential role in child development.
Sharron Williams
Sharron grew up in Los Angeles Ca, as the true seed of an entrepreneurial family, owning the title of, Jack of All Trades. Sharron has been successful as a business owner holding several licenses, as a Real Estate Agent, and operator of a Family Childcare facility, Hair Salon, and Temporary Agency, to name a few. Starting at a very young age, Sharron developed her passion for helping others and has a self-earned degree in mentoring, teaching, and training adult learners, holding a special place in her heart for seniors. Among many, Sharron brings her specialty in business counseling, business administration, and community outreach services aboard the PNC team. In her spare time, Sharron likes to volley on the tennis court, skate, dance and play the drums.