Our Story
The Care Plan was born out of a commitment to ethical care. We have diverse professional backgrounds in nursing, social work, occupational therapy and more. We care deeply about the wellness of our clients and strive to be of comfort to them.
















Our Values
Our values are the soul of our company. We embrace them every day in our work with our clients, our support of each other, and our advocacy for our communities.
Our job is to provide the advice, tools, and comprehensive plan to foster client control and successful navigation of available systems of health and aging. The Care Plan fosters client decision-making and the ability to successfully advocate for outcomes of their design.
We recognize the homophobia and transphobia that is so often a part of the lived experience LGBTQ+ individuals within healthcare and aging systems. We value and work toward the creation of more intentional resources for aging and ill people within the LGBTQ+ community. We embrace disability justice and trauma informed care frameworks.
We nourish the soil that nourishes us. This means we view contributors as internal clients and strive to create a healing, person centered environment with meaningful work. We believe that our communities bring incredible traditions and strategies of resilience and that their networks and resources should be leveraged for their best good. We think outside the box and care for ourselves while caring for others.
We value the lives and care of all individuals and utilize a portion of our revenue to subsidize The Care Plan resources for LGBTQ+ clients.
The Care Plan believes in the initiative, talents and future of our contributors. We foster a culture of appreciation, individual leadership, and entrepreneurship. This culture of appreciation is extended to our clients and community partners
Our team
We believe that our communities bring incredible traditions and strategies for resilience, transformation and healing. When we intentionally pool those resources in the pursuit of mutual care, all of our wellness can be attended to.

Jacqueline Boyd
Jacqueline Boyd brings passion and expertise to the field of aging and LGBTQ+ advocacy. A dynamic speaker, facilitator and entrepreneur, Jacqueline is the owner of The CarePlan. The Care Plan is the country's first LGBTQ+ centered care management and care development company. The Care Plan’s innovative model of client-directed care provides advocacy, care navigation and advance planning for successful aging experiences, as well as organizational support for businesses looking to develop a dynamic culture of care for clients and workers alike. As part of The Care Plan’s leadership,Jacqueline has consulted with national and local organizations such as AARP,SAGE, Howard Brown Health Centers, and AIDS Foundation Chicago to enhances services offered to LGBTQ+ older adults.
Victor Motherwell
Victor Motherwell is a proud member of The Care Plan team. With over 20 years of experience in training, facilitation, curriculum design and consulting, Victor thrives in a collaborative environment. His expertise is in LGBTQ+ care, Trans and Nonbinary accessibility, and the development of ethical workplace standards. He has been a part of The Care Plan since its inception, first as a member of the community advisory board, then as an operations and facilitation consultant, and now managing the Care Development half of our business.


Zipporah Jarmon
Zipporah Jarmon is a Black, queer visionary. For the last seven years, she has created media that centers on people's experiences at the intersections of marginalized identities from a lens of diversity, equity, and inclusion. She has spoken at Universities and workshops about the importance of intentional diversity, equity, and inclusion in media.
Carter Cavazos
Carter Agapito Cavazos an AfroMexican, queer, transgender activist who is passionate about social justice and queer liberation. Since 2015, Carter has developed an ever-growing toolkit of knowledge gained from his experience in facilitation, organizing, and activism. When training, Carter excels in engaging audiences through nuanced discussions on topics such as racial justice, gender identity & expression, sexual orientation, and police/prison abolition. Carter is deeply invested in uplifting and centering marginalized communities and believes that learning & growing together is an essential part of community care.
