Interactive America, Inc.

The goal of Interactive America (IA) is to develop and strengthen communities by assisting veterans, women, and children who have experienced abuse. We aim to provide housing, job training, and other support to these individuals in order to help them thrive and become productive members of their communities in spite of the hardships they have endured.

Our 5-step program aims for full reintegration into society through the following strategies:
• Housing stability
• On-the-job training
• Personal finance training
• Education on healthy living
• Independent living

Our strategies are extensive and customized to the needs of each person we are assisting.

For adults and children who have been victims of domestic violence, we offer confidential emergency and transitional shelters. Here, victims can stay safe while we work with them with to take steps toward safe and independent living.

For veterans, we offer transitional housing and job training that provides them an opportunity to learn new skills and become employed either by our organization or other companies that we partner with in their communities.

We are able to offer shelter, training, and employment opportunities by renovating buildings in metropolitan cities across the United States and forming relationships with local businesses.

In addition to a talented team of dedicated staff, volunteers, and board members, IA has the support of local business and other non-profit organizations in the communities that we serve. We are continuing to expand our resources and service offerings and have fundraising and community outreach strategies in place that will allow us to grow over the next five years. We are financially supported by generous individual and corporate donations, as well as funding from our corporate sponsors.

We have helped over 500 families by providing shelter, housing, and educational assistance over the last 3 years.

In Detroit, we are in the process of developing 13 multi-family properties and one commercial property. In total these properties will provide 168 affordable housing units and 300 new jobs within the community.

With the support of donors, volunteers, and community partners, we anticipate that we will continue growing and increasing our impact on communities in the United States through the work we do to help individual veterans and victims of domestic violence.