CADD (Community Against Drunken Driving) is a non-profit organization focused on combating drunken driving. Through community engagement, legal advocacy, and educational programs, CADD works to raise awareness and reduce incidents of drunken driving, promoting road safety for all.

Our objectives include:

• Preventing accidents caused by drunken driving.
• Promoting road safety and responsible drinking behavior.
• Engaging communities in awareness campaigns.
• Advocating for stronger laws and their enforcement.

CADD organizes campaigns, workshops, and educational programs to spread awareness about the dangers of drunken driving. We also collaborate with schools, colleges, corporates, and community groups to deliver impactful messages.

Our ongoing projects include:

• Awareness Campaigns: Educating the public on the consequences of drunken driving.
• Legal Advocacy: Pushing for stricter laws and their effective implementation.
• Community Engagement: Collaborating with stakeholders to create a collective impact.
• Research and Reports: Publishing data-driven insights on road safety and drunken driving trends.

Yes, CADD offers legal interventions to support victims of drunken driving incidents and helps ensure justice is served.

You can participate by:

• Joining our campaigns as a volunteer.
• Donating to support our projects.
• Partnering with us for corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs.
• Spreading awareness through social media and personal networks.

You can donate via our website by navigating to the Donate Now section. All contributions go towards supporting our initiatives to promote road safety and prevent drunken driving.

CADD operates through donations, grants, and partnerships with individuals, corporates, and other organizations who share our mission to eliminate drunken driving.

You can reach us via the Contact Us page on our website or email us directly at [caddindia06@gmail.com]. We’re also active on social media, where you can stay updated on our initiatives.

Since its inception, CADD has educated thousands of people, contributed to policy changes, supported victims of drunken driving incidents, and played a significant role in promoting a culture of road safety.