How to Get Parent Resources From MADD

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is a non-profit victim's rights organization. MADD helps victims of drunk driving, educates parents and children about the dangers and advocates for stricter laws. MADD offers resources for parents. There are articles and brochures to help parents support their children. They also offer ideas on how to change your community.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

1. Log on to MADD's website. On their homepage, there's a section for Parents. Click on it.
2. Look through everything that's available for parents. There are statistics, news, programs, research information and resources. Click on "View Resources."
3. Scroll through the brochures that MADD has available. They focus on topics like helping a child cope with death and tips on talking to your kids about drinking and driving. There are brochures on intervention techniques, living with a brain injury and helping teenagers grieve.
4. View the brochures online or place an order for MADD to mail you one. All of this can be done on their website.
5. Call (800) GET-MADD if you'd rather talk to someone personally about resources. MADD is located in Irving, Texas. That's the Central Time Zone. You can request MADD newsletters and alerts.
6. Search for a local MADD chapter. Many cities have groups that deal with local drunk driving issues and victim support. Use a search engine to see if there's one in your city. If so, contact them and request some resources.