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Kenya Watkins
Kenya Watkins, originally from Chattanooga, TN, holds a BBA degree in Information Systems and an M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction, both from Tennessee State University.
With over 20 years of experience in healthcare practice management and finance, Kenya transitioned to become a full-time caregiver for her mother. She is an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and has served as a mentor with Begin Anew of Middle Tennessee. A proud mother of one, Kenya enjoys spending time with her family and friends, thrifting, cardio, line dancing, and mentoring youth.
Favor Daniels
Favor Daniels is a dedicated caregiver with a lifelong passion for helping children. From a young age, Favor has been driven by her love for children and her belief that every child deserves the support and care they need to succeed, regardless of their circumstances.
A patient and wise individual, she sees caregiving as a calling and lives by her faith. Favor is committed to raising up the next generation and ensuring that no child is left behind. Her deep passion for caregiving and her faith-based perspective continue to inspire her work with children.
Jessica Peggs
Jessica Peggs, a 35-year-old Memphis resident, is a passionate advocate for families in the disability community. In 2017, she graduated from Partners in Policy Making, a program led by the Tennessee Council on Developmental Disabilities, which significantly shaped her advocacy journey.
As the mother of a son with multiple disabilities, Jessica’s personal experiences as a caregiver inspire her to create positive change for families facing similar challenges.
In addition to her work with the Tennessee Caregiver Coalition, Jessica is an active member of the Parental Advisory Team for Memphis Disability Network, helping to organize respite events and provide vital resources for caregivers. She serves as the president of the Shrine School Parent Support Group, “Circle of Friends,” working to build a supportive community for families at her son’s school. Currently pursuing a degree in Early Intervention with minors in Applied Behavior Analysis and Social Work at the University of Memphis, Jessica is dedicated to improving the lives of children and families, particularly those in need of early intervention, respite support, and social services.
An active volunteer at Fullview Missionary Baptist Church and her son’s school, Jessica lives by the motto, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (Philippians 4:13). She is deeply committed to advocating for caregiver rights, supporting the disability community, and uplifting those around her.
Rhonda Guffey
Rhonda Guffey is a dedicated project manager residing in Cleveland, TN. She works full-time for a large insurance carrier, where she excels in overseeing projects and working directly with clients. She holds a BS in Business from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
In addition to her professional achievements, Rhonda is a proud mother of two sons, one with special needs and is deeply committed to her family. Rhonda is passionate about giving back to her community, volunteering with the Bradley County Miracle League and Christway Community Church. She brings both compassion and resilience to her work and volunteer efforts, balancing her full-time career with her commitment to making a difference in the lives of others.
