Our Mission
Plan A mobile clinics bring health care directly to underserved communities, with an emphasis on improving sexual and reproductive health. We serve all people, regardless of insurance status, income, or location, and ensure access to affordable, quality, and compassionate care.
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Your Healthcare, Your Team
Plan A: Mississippi Clinics
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Meta H. Anderson, a Family Nurse Practitioner AANP Board Certified. I obtained my Master’s Degree from Walden University. With eight years of experience as a Family Nurse Practitioner, in 2025 she obtained a Doctoral Degree in Nursing from Delta State University. I reside in Bolivar County. I am married and have three daughters. In my free time I enjoy traveling, shopping, and spending quality moments with family and friends. I am currently working for Plan A Health.
Meta Anderson, MSN, APRN, CFNP
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Born and raised in the Mississippi Delta, Stephanie Bolden is a committed healthcare professional with over eight years of experience in the medical field. She is a proud graduate of Gentry High School and Mississippi Delta Community College. Stephanie holds multiple certifications, including Medical Administrative Assistant, Phlebotomy, Certified Nursing Assistant, and Community Health Worker.
With five years of experience in public health, Stephanie has focused her career on advancing health equity, promoting wellness, and strengthening community outreach. Her dedication to helping others is reflected in her compassion, strong work ethic, and drive to make a lasting difference in the lives of those she serves.
Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys spending quality time with her children, exploring the outdoors, listening to a variety of music, and expressing her creativity through home and fashion design.
A guiding principle she lives by is:
“If better is possible, then good is not enough.” — Mr. McIntosh
Stephanie Bolden
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Desiree Norwood, resides in Sunflower, MS. She Currently serves as the Project Coordinator for Plan A Health. Desiree is a graduate of Ruleville Central High School, 2008 graduate of Mississippi Valley State University, where she received her B.S.in Business Administration and 2009 graduate Delta State University where she received her MBA.
Norwood brings a wealth of experience from her previous work at the Mississippi DEpartment of Health, the board of Mississippi Delta Community College, and the Sunflower COunty Board of Supervisors. “Service over Self” in her free time, she loves to volunteer with school and community activities throughout the Delta area. She also enjoys serving as a liaison, where she connects individuals in the community to resources available. Desiree is the proud parent of Jaylon, 17 and Kaitlyn,14. Desiree motto is: “Every day I wake up, is a day to make a difference; A Day to make a positive impact; a day to help someone reach their full potential.
Desiree Norwood
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Aubreisha Hackler is from Shaw, Mississippi. She currently serves as a Healthy Families, Healthy Futures Care Coordinator at Plan A Health. Aubreisha is a graduate of Shaw High School, 2023 graduate of Delta State University, where she received her B.S. in Healthcare Administration and 2024 graduate where she received her MBA in Healthcare Administration.
Hackler is a resolute and result driven health care professional with 10 years of experience in clinical (5yrs) and public health (5 yrs). Aubreisha is enthusiastic about collaborating directly with communities to promote health, prevent diseases, and connect individuals to necessary health care resources leveraging clinical understanding and a passion for public health.
Aubreisha joined Plan A Health Healthy Future team to help engage communities and support women and babies in achieving their full health potential for creating a supportive environment for maternal health. Aubreisha is a proud parent of a beautiful intelligent 14 yr old and handsome intelligent 4 yr old.
Aubreisha Hackler, MBA-HCA
Temesa Crawford, LPN
Telvin Harrington
Antoinette Roby
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Brianna joined the Plan A team as a Care Coordinator in March 2025. She is a mother of 2 and lives in the Mississippi Delta.
Brianna Veasley
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Maria L. Cotton Herring is from the rural community of Doddsville, MS in Sunflower County. She is the second oldest of six siblings and Mother of one son Jordan Herring who attends Hinds Community College in Raymond, MS. Ms Herring is a scholar and graduate of Mississippi Valley State University with a Bachelor in Science in Business Administration. Item description
Maria Herring
Plan A: Georgia Clinic
Taneeka Stephens, FNP
Jaselyn Riden
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Jaselyn brings a passion for community engagement and a foundation in public health, with experience in programs that promote health equity and access to care.
Her background includes over 20 years working with diverse populations in different community settings. She has coordinated outreach events and collaborated with many local partners to connect individuals and families with essential health resources. She is particularly driven by work that addresses health disparities and empowers underserved communities through education and advocacy.
Jaselyn joined Plan A Health because of a commitment to improving community health through proactive outreach.and responsive care. She is excited to contribute my experience, energy, and compassion to furthering that mission.
Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family, going to the beach, traveling, reading and cooking.
She is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of Plan A and looks forward to building strong relationships with colleagues and the communities we serve.
Administrative Team
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A mover and a shaker, Sequoia brings more than ten years of diverse experiences in organizational management, movement lawyering, and facilitating change for and with women and communities of color. Her commitment to gender and racial justice is rooted in her deep respect and appreciation for all people.
Sequoia has a Juris Doctorate from the American University Washington College of Law and a master’s degree in International Development from the AU School of International Service.
Sequoia is a passionate defender of human rights and has led justice-centered projects for and with people living with HIV, survivors of gender-based violence, and immigrant and refugee communities in the Deep South and Global South. Sequoia has presented locally and nationally on a myriad of issues, including applying reproductive justice to the practice of law, HIV-specific criminal laws, and health disparities in communities of color, among others.
Fluent in English, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese, she is licensed to practice law in Georgia. In her free time, she enjoys singing and dancing són and admiring her plant babies in her home garden.
Sequoia Ayala, Esq., MA
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Maximillian McKinney is native of Jackson, MS he previously served as the Corporate Compliance Officer and Interim-Chief Financial Officer at a Federally Qualified Health Center in Mississippi. A graduate of Alcorn State University (Business Administration) and Jackson State University (Master of Business Administration and Master of Professional Accountancy). Max has previous experience in consumer banking, having previously had roles a retail banker and branch manager. Max is passionate about helping those in need gain access to high quality healthcare, especially in the State of MIssissippi
Maximillian McKinney
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Caroline Weinberg is the founder and Executive Director of Plan A. Her work in reproductive health began as a Peer Health Educator at the University of Virginia and since that time she has continued to work to improve access to reproductive health care and education with a particular focus on adolescents and care in low-resource settings.
Her prior work has included reproductive health program development and evaluation both in the United States and internationally in Uganda and Guatemala. She is an advocate for access to health care as a fundamental human right and passionate about creating programs that ensure access for people in all communities.
Caroline Weinberg
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Dhruvi is a public health researcher, capacity builder, and reproductive justice advocate, who aims to work towards improving the lives of communities who are criminalized and marginalized in the U.S. and around the world. She has extensive program evaluation experience, and experience in providing technical assistance.She has also worked directly with communities, especially adolescents and parents, providing in-home education, and have provided programmatic support to nonprofits, creating marketing materials and organizing community events.
Dhruvi Chauhan, MPH
Board of Directors
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Gretchen Borchelt is Vice President for Reproductive Rights and Health at the National Women’s Law Center. She oversees NWLC’s advocacy, policy, litigation, and education strategies to promote reproductive rights and access to comprehensive, affordable health care. Previously, she served as Senior Counsel and Director of State Reproductive Health Policy.
Before joining NWLC, she worked at Physicians for Human Rights and was a Women’s Law and Public Policy Fellow at the National Partnership for Women and Families. She serves on the Steering Committee of the Women’s Preventive Services Initiative; the Advisory Board of If/When/How: Lawyering for Reproductive Justice; the Advisory Committee of COMS Project; the Reproductive Health and Access Advisory Group of Urban Institute; and the Advocates Advisory Board of State Innovation Exchange’s Reproductive Freedom Leadership Council.
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Carrie Denning Jackson creates built environments that are designed for people and grounded in place. In 2016, Carrie joined Google's urban innovation company, Sidewalk Labs, where she leads innovation on ground floor spaces, re-imagining the physical/digital experience of retail as well as the community and cultural spaces and small businesses that make cities great.
Carrie was Sidewalk’s Chief of Staff for two years, growing the company from 14 to 100+ urban-technologists and launching their workshop/lab in Toronto, 307, where she ran all public programming. Prior to Sidewalk Labs, she led on-the-ground placemaking for Shared_Studios, an art organization that creates curated experiences between strangers in "portals" (golden shipping containers) in cities across the world. Jackson launched the San Francisco Portal and programmed live experiences between cities, in addition to installations at the UN and Art Basel Miami. Carrie has an MBA, MA, and BA from Stanford University.
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Dr. Pamela Payne Foster, MD, is a Preventive Medicine/Public Health Physician who is Professor in the Department of Community Medicine/Population Health and Deputy Director, Institute for Rural Health Research, at The University of Alabama School of Medicine.
Her career has focused on a wide variety of interests including racial/ethnic health disparities, bioethics with an interest on the intersection between social justice and health, and community based participatory or engaged research.
Most recently through her work in Alabama, she has more specifically focused on HIV/AIDS related stigma in rural faith based settings in the Deep South.
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Melanie is the Senior Manager of Fragrance and Emerging Categories at Glossier, a lifestyle beauty brand. In her role she is responsible for driving profitability, go to market and retention strategies. Before Glossier, Melanie worked at L'Oreal USA, where she led merchandising, retail, launch and growth strategies. Ahead of her pivot into marketing, Melanie was a management consultant at PwC, specializing in solutions to build efficiency within the corporate finance functions.
Melanie obtained her MBA from the University of Michigan and her Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Hampton University. Although a Chicago native, Melanie's family is from Mound Bayou, Mississippi. Her lifelong connection to the Delta fuels her passion to support the mission of Plan A. As a board member, she's committed to leveraging her personal and professional experience to drive relevant marketing strategies that build greater awareness, patronage and trust of Plan A.
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Jackie Sanders-Hawkins is the CEO and Founder of Delta Community Solutions, LLC. She recently retired from the Mississippi State Department of Health with 32 years of state services and over two decades of advocating for a better community utilizing public health strategies and interventions.
Ms. Hawkins was the Community Bureau Director of Mississippi Delta Health Collaborative. Her work included developing and implementing policy systems and environmental changes in settings such as faith-based organizations, barbershops, beauty shops, health care systems, and county and local municipalities. Ms. Hawkins is a two time recipient of the Rural Health Champion Award. She’s married to Dewayne Hawkins and they have two children, Darrius and Kaithlyn.
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Richard D. Segal is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Seavest Investment Group where he is also CEO of Rethink Capital Partners and Managing Partner of
Rethink Education.He has served on the boards of many public and private companies which include Hudson General Inc., Air Express Int., and Penn Traffic, Schoolnet, Civitas, Wireless Generation, Smarterer and Flocabulary. Currently, Mr. Segal sits on the boards of various education technology companies. Mr. Segal is deeply committed to creating better communities through his philanthropic engagements, which are primarily focused on health, education, and providing opportunities for low income children and the arts.
He is a Trustee of the Whitney Museum of Art in New York City, where he serves as Treasurer and chair of the Finance Committee. He also sits on the Board of New York Academy of Art, serving as Treasurer. Additionally, Mr. Segal serves on the Board of Trustees of New York Presbyterian Hospital and he is a board member and Finance Chair of the Africa Center in New York. Mr. Segal is the President of the A. L. Mailman Family Foundation.
He serves as treasurer of the Plan A board.
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Ivana Thompson, MD MSCI FACOG is an Obstetrician and Gynecologist and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine (VUSM) in Nashville, Tennessee. She is a leader on the VUSM Department of OB/GYN Diversity Task Force and Research Committee. Dr. Thompson completed her Fellowship in Family Planning and a Master of Science in Clinical Investigation at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, UT.
Dr. Thompson’s clinical and academic interests include emergency contraception, complex contraception, adolescent health care, racial and ethnic health disparities.
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Mollie Williams is the Executive Director of The Family Van and a Lecturer in Global Health and Social Medicine at the Harvard Medical School. She is a passionate advocate for access to health and health care. She has experience in nonprofit and public health leadership, organizational development, strategic planning, and fundraising.
Prior to joining The Family Van, Mollie was a Senior Director at Planned Parenthood Federation of America. In this role, she led a national cross-department team and affiliate staff who worked to improve access to sexual and reproductive health care in the southern United States. Mollie holds an MPH from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and a DrPH in Health Policy and Management from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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