Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) - Georgia

Court and Criminal Justice NavigationService

Advocates explain how the criminal justice process and court hearings work and what rights victims have. Depending on availability, an advocate may go to court with you or keep you updated if you cannot go.

Crime Victim Compensation HelpService

Advocates help you learn your rights as a crime victim and fill out an application for Crime Victims Compensation. This government program may help pay costs like funeral, medical and counseling bills.

Georgia Victim and Survivor TributeProgram

MADD Georgia takes photos of victims and survivors for its memorial and tribute board. You can send photos at any time by contacting the Georgia office.

Georgia Victim Support ServicesService

Victims, survivors and loved ones can talk with a MADD victim advocate for emotional support. The advocate can also point them to local help. Services depend on what is available.

MADD Georgia Circle of Hope Support GroupsProgram

Online support groups for victims and survivors meet on the third Thursday of each month in 2026. You must email the Georgia office to get the private sign-up link.

MADD Victim Services Facebook GroupProgram

A private Facebook group lets victims and survivors of drunk and drugged driving crashes connect, share and support each other. You ask to join.

Resource LibraryService

Free brochures and guides in English and Spanish cover coping with injury or the death of a loved one, and how the criminal and civil justice systems work.

Victim Impact PanelsProgram

People who have a DWI or DUI and need to meet court requirements can attend a panel where victims share how impaired driving hurt them. Georgia questions go to the Georgia office.