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MADD's MissionIs to stop drunk driving, support victims of this violent crime, and prevent underage drinking.
What is Walk Like MADD? Walk Like MADD, MADD’s signature walk, is a fun, community-driven 5K walk that raises funds and saves lives. Every step taken and pledge made will help raise funds and awareness for MADD’s programs and services that will serve to make our communities safer. LEARN MORE
MADD VA Program Manager: Christopher R. Konschak E-mail: Christopher.Konschak@madd.org
Administrative and Technology Assistant: M. "Abby" Amalbert E-mail: va.state@madd.org
Program Specialist: Cristi Cousins E-mail: Cristi.Cousins@madd.org
Development Director: vacant E-mail:
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Internet Directory Listing Brain Injury Forum: www.BRAININJURYFORUM.com The Century Council: www.centurycouncil.org Governor's Office for Substance Abuse Prevention: www.gosap.state.va.us This Web site has information on different programs coordinated through the Governor's Office.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety: www.highwaysafety.org
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD): www.MADD.org and www.maddva.org MADD's Web site has information on victim services, public policy, programs crash statistics, hot issues and many diverse youth programs.
National Commission Against Drunk Driving (NCADD): www.ncadd.com NCADD's Web site has drunk driving statistics, state DUI laws, and traffic safety research.
National Clearinghouse of Alcohol and Drug Information (NCADI): www.health.org NCADI is the world's largest resource for current information and materials concerning substance abuse.
National Drunk & Drugged driving Prevention Month Coalition: www.ncadd.com/3moth/index.htm
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): www.nhtsa.dot.gov NHTSA's Web site has information on crash facts, airbag safety, car safety and their agency's traffic safety efforts. Additional links available.
Network of Employer for Traffic Safety: www.trafficsafety.org
Smart Safe and Sober: http://smartsafeandsober.vachiefs.org This Web site highlights several statewide programs coordinated for Virginia's traffic safety community.
Transportation Safety Training Center (TSTC): www.vcu.edu/cppweb/tstc/tstc.html TSTC"s Web site has information on the Virginia Crash Investigation Team, Highway Safety Police Training, accident reconstruction, and other Highway safety research.
Virginia Association of Chief of Police: www.vachiefs.org
Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Programs (VASAP) This Web site has information on DUI sanctions, underage use and lose laws, responsible hosting tips, effects of alcohol on the body, and more.
Virginia Association of Driver Education and Traffic Safety: www.adtsea.iup.edu/vadets/ This Web site has information on traffic safety, laws and youth-related driving material.
Virginia Department of Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC): www.abc.state.va.us ABC's Web site has information for alcohol retails, students, educators, license applicants and citizens with questions about ABC laws and regulations, as well as ABC's efforts to combat underage drinking.
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services: www.dcjs.state.va.us
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services Virginia Center of School Safety: http://www.dcjs.virginia.gov/vcss/
Virginia Department of Education: www.pen.k12.va.us Safe and Drug Free Schools: www.safeanddrugfreeva.org
Virginia Department of Health- Center of Injury and Violence Prevention: www.vahealth.org/civp and www.safetyseatva.org
Virginia Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV): www.dmvnow.com Visit the DMV Web site for a comprehensive review of traffic safety information an links to other traffic safety site.
Virginia Department of Transportation: www.virginiadot.org VDOT's Web site has everything you need to know about highway transportation in Virginia.
Virginia Sheriff's Association: www.virginiasheriffs.org The Virginia Sheriff's Association Web site has a listing of all Virginia sheriff's offices and links to other agencies.
Virginia State Police: www.vsp.state.va.us The State Police Web site has information on vehicles safety, state laws, criminal investigation and more.
Washington Regional Alcohol Program: www.wrap.org Learn more about WRAP and Checkpoint Stikeforce. |
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