Impact & Financials
Our Impact
FISCAL YEAR 2024-25
Unduplicated Clients Served. The Highest in our History
Walk-In Crisis Interventions, UP 136%
Crisis Line Calls Answered
hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year
Solace Center Forensic Exams, UP 33%
Court Advocacy Services
civil + 288 criminal cases (68% increase in criminal services)
Protective Order Petitions Filed UP 600%
Individuals Sheltered
adults in emergency shelter
children in emergency shelter
Lethality Assessment Protocol (LAP) screenings
Sexual Assault Cases Served UP 63% (including rape/sexual assault, adult survivors, and human trafficking)
Domestic Violence Cases Served 3% UP 118%
Community Education/Engagement Participants 3% UP 7%
Hours of service from 51 volunteers and interns, a $379,824 service value
Over nearly 50 years, InterAct has served tens of thousands of survivors and their families. InterAct understands that domestic and sexual violence, physical and mental health, housing insecurity, income, and employment are deeply intertwined. Accordingly, we have carefully structured programs that lead to successful futures.
Every caller to InterAct Crisis Lines is met with empathy, care, and professionalism and receives a safety plan.
Families fleeing domestic violence find a safe haven. More than 85% of clients who complete InterAct’s Emergency Shelter Program do not return to abusive homes when transitioning to independent living (the national average is about 50%). Every day, survivors of domestic and sexual violence rebuild their lives and begin a new chapter of clients enrolled in InterAct’s housing program, 95% secure permanent housing.
Hospitals and law enforcement across Wake County refer patients to InterAct for forensic exams following sexual assault. Seventy percent of participants in our therapeutic programs show clinical improvements in emotional stability.
All of InterAct’s services are free of charge and open to all.