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Serving victims is at the heart of everything MADD does. In 2008, MADD provided its Victim Services and support free of charge to more than 50,000 victims/survivors.

We understand the grief, anger, confusion and frustration you may be feeling and we want to help. Our services are free and available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. MADD helps survivors survive. Here's how you can start receiving support today:

Call

To be put in touch with a MADD Victim Advocate in your area or if you need to speak with someone immediately, call MADD's Victim/Survivor Helpline at 1-877-MADD-HELP (877-623-3435).

E-mail

Send us an e-mail at Victims@MADD.org and we will respond as soon as possible.

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Use the links below to get to the information you need now.

• Support for bereaved, injured and youth victim/survivors 
• Information on financial recovery, victim rights, the legal process, laws, statistics
• Information on how you can take action to stop drunk driving

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CASEY'S STORY

Casey, my oldest son, was what you’d call a ‘good kid’ – he was on the honor roll every semester, in the marching band, in the choir; he wrestled and played football.

I never really worried too much throughout high school. I had the false sense of security that he had the maturity of someone who could handle his liquor, but I was wrong. Read more

— Mother whose son
died of alcohol poisoning
at 18 years old