Yolanda Robles is a passionate, mission-driven health care executive with 26 years of experience in the non-profit sector. Yolanda immigrated to the United States from Michoacan, Mexico and is proud to be the daughter of farm working parents. She began her career with Planned Parenthood in 1996 after graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish Literature and Psychology from the University of California San Diego.

Yolanda is a vocal advocate for providing healthcare access to the Central Coast’s most vulnerable populations. She is especially committed to serving the Latino community, as Latinos face greater obstacles to obtaining sexual and reproductive health services.

Yolanda is a mother of three boys who have inspired her passion to volunteer for community organizations that advocate for and empower youth. She has served as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for CASA of Santa Barbara County and has volunteered for other non-profit organizations including Jack’s Helping Hand and Central Coast Condors Youth Soccer Club. She values the opportunity to serve the community.