The Victim Support Project is a compassionate initiative aimed at assisting victims of drunk driving tragedies, many of whom come from economically weaker sections of society. These victims often include sole breadwinners and daily wage earners who face immense challenges due to inadequate representation and support.
Recognizing the dire need for justice and assistance, CADD Founder Prince Singhal launched the Victim Support Project to provide both legal and financial aid to those affected. The project has been instrumental in advocating for victims in several high-profile drunk driving cases, ensuring they receive the justice they deserve.
By raising awareness and mobilizing resources, the Victim Support Project has not only helped victims navigate complex legal systems but also highlighted the broader societal need to address the consequences of reckless driving.
This initiative stands as a testament to CADD’s commitment to creating a safer, more equitable society, supporting those who need it most during their most vulnerable times.