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Victim's Assistance These quilts are for all victims of drunk drivers, death or injury.
About the Quilts
The
Display of Quilts
MADD Memory Quilts are displayed around the state at a variety of events and programs. These quilts are filled with memories and are not replicable so they are taken care of with the utmost respect. We do our best to make sure the quilts are carefully stored and displayed to preserve them. Creating Your
VERY IMPORTANT:
PLEASE READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU WORK ON YOUR
Suggestions and Tips for Quilt Squares Think about what you would like to say about your loved one and start from there. Your quilt block will represent you or your loved one. Be creative!
You can do any of the following:
Remembrance Pages for Memory Book
Please write a one page biography about your loved one or yourself. Also, submit a wallet sized photograph. This biography and photo will become a part of a memory book which will be displayed with the quilts. Photos will not be returned.
Submitting Your Completed Block and Biography
Once you have completed your quilt block, written the biography and made a copy of the picture of your loved one please place everything together in the bag you received it in so that none of the items will get lost. It can can be dropped off or mailed to the at the MADD office. Dropping it off at the MADD office is preferred to guarantee its safe arrival.
Questions??? If you have any questions please contact:
Kanika Henry Sarah Hanau 602-240-6502 602-240-6510 kanika.henry@madd.org Sarah.Hanau@madd.org
Support for Victims / Survivors - 24 hour FREE Helpline: 1-877-MADD-HELP (1-877-6233-4357) MADD Arizona currently provides a victim assistance program for victims of DUI crimes throughout Arizona. Victims of DUI crimes are given assistance in the following areas:
Grief Support - For the emotional needs of the injured or surviving victims. Victims can share with others who understand their emotional pain. Resources - Referrals to agencies, books, victim assistance manuals, and pamphlets dealing with grief, coping with pain, and financial recovery. Victims' Rights In 1990, Arizona voters passed Proposition 104, a ballot initiative that amended the State Constitution, providing for a victims' Bill of Rights. In 1991, the Arizona Legislature passed statutes to define and implement the rights according to victims? of crime under Article II, Section 2.1 of the Arizona Constitution. These rights impact the victim at every stage of the criminal justice process...from the initial report to the parole process. For assistance you can contact: In Phoenix, Victim Advocates Kanika Henry at 602-240-6502 and Sarah Hanau at 602-240-6510 , or via email at kanika.henry@madd.org and sarah.hanau@madd.org . In Tucson, Victim Advocates Theresa Babich and Jessica Delfs at 520-322-5253 or via email at: theresa.babich@madd.org and jessica.delfs@madd.org. For general victim assistance inquiries call: AZ State Office (in-state toll free) at 1-800-553-6233; Pima County Office (in-state toll free) at 1-877-255-6233; and MADD National Office in Irving, TX (toll free) at 1-800-438-6233, Monday through Friday. Remember, if you need assistance after-hours / weekends, please call the 1-877-MADD-HELP (1-877-6233-4357) 24 Hour FREE Victims Assistance helpline . All MADD victim services and literature are FREE OF CHARGE.
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