How MADD can help?

• A MADD Victim Advocate can offer emotional support and information by phone or in person.
• MADD provides a wide selection of free literature, available in English and Spanish, for victims/survivors of crashes.
• MADD Advocates may provide a list of referrals for professional mental health counselors, clergy, and civil attorneys.
• MADD Advocates may be able to provide court accompaniment to offer emotional support and provide information about legal procedures as long as schedules permit.
• MADD Advocates can help to provide you with another victim/survivor to talk with who has experienced a similar traumatic event.
• MADD advocates may also provide you with information regarding Crime Victims Compensation, and assist you in preparing a Victim Impact Statement.
• The National Helpline 1-877-MADD-Help, operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is managed by trained counselors to provide service around the clock and on weekends and holidays.

              Our services are free of charge and are available for as long as you need them.

Who can we help?

• We help serve anyone who has been affected by an impaired driver. An impaired driver can be classified as someone who drives under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or both. We provide services to people of all ages no matter their race, socioeconomic status, gender, or religious philosophy who have been injured or lost a loved one in a crash. We  serve family members, friends and communities that have been affected by an impaired driving crash.

To contact a victim advocate in Kentucky please call or email: