MADD's best kept secret is its free victim services.

We help survivors survive and we are just a phone call away.

We're a hand to hold, an ear to listen and a shoulder to lean on.

- You aren't prepared for the sudden death or injury of someone you love. MADD understands and is here to help.

- MADD helps drunk driving victims/survivors with emotional support, untangling financial troubles and guidance through the court system.

- Many drunk driving victims/survivors get involved in MADD as part of their healing journey to help prevent tragedies from striking others.

We're one of the largest crime victim assistance organizations in the nation.

- MADD is established in serving bereaved and injured drunk driving victims/survivors with 25 years of experience.

- MADD has more than 1,200 trained victim advocates across the country.

- Drunk driving victims/survivors can find support by calling 1-877-MADD-HELP, contacting a local chapter or logging on to www.madd.org.

We hope more drunk driving victims/survivors come to MADD.

- We ask the public to tell family, friends and colleagues who've been impacted by drunk driving to call MADD for help.

- About three in every ten Americans will be involved in an alcohol-related crash at some time in their lives.

- Every year, more than 17,000 people are killed and about a half million are injured in alcohol-related traffic crashes.

For more information - log on to madd.org/victims or call the Pima County Chapter at (520) 322.5253 or toll free at (877) 255.6233.