Albuquerque, NM Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) New Mexico is pleased to announce the relocation of its headquarters to The Center for Hope and Healing in Albuquerque. This move represents a significant step forward in MADD NM's mission to support victims of drunk driving and prevent further tragedies on our roads.
The new office, located at The Center for Hope and Healing, 4125 Carlisle Blvd NE, will provide MADD NM with a centralized and accessible location to serve the community. The Center for Hope and Healing, also home to The Grief Center of New Mexico, and known for its compassionate support services, aligns perfectly with MADD NM's commitment to helping victims and families cope with the devastating effects of drunk driving crashes.
'We are excited about this new chapter for MADD NM,' said Katrina Latka, state executive director of MADD NM. 'The Grief Center's dedication to providing healing and support for all who grieve makes it an ideal partner for us. This move will enhance our ability to serve victims and advocate for safer roads in New Mexico.' MADD will relocate to The Center for Hope and Healing facility as of May 1.
“The Center for Hope and Healing was designed to be home to services that support our entire community when experiencing the perfectly normal, yet perfectly painful, effects of sudden and traumatic death. The Grief Center is honored to share space with MADD NM and to collaborate to heal broken hearts,” said Jade Richardson Bock, executive director of the Grief Center and creator of the Center for Hope and Healing’s business plan.
MADD NM invites the community to visit its new office and learn more about MADD, its programs and services, and the resources available at The Grief Center. The organization continues to seek volunteers and supporters to join its efforts in ending drunk driving and supporting victims.
For more information about MADD NM and its programs, please visit madd.org/nm.
About Mothers Against Drunk Driving Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is the nonprofit leader in a movement to create a world where there are #NoMoreVictims of impaired driving. By working in collaboration with law enforcement to end underage drinking and all drunk and drugged driving, MADD has helped reduce drunk driving deaths by more than 50%, saving more than 400,000 lives. The organization is a vocal advocate for tougher sentencing, new laws and new technology, including implementation of the Halt Act. MADD also has provided supportive services to nearly one million victims of drunk and drugged driving at no charge through local victim advocates and its 24-Hour Victim Help Line 1-877-MADDHELP. For more information or to make a donation, visit us at https://madd.org/and follow MADD on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
About The Grief Center The Grief Center of New Mexico offers free support groups for bereaved children (ages 3 – 25), as well as adults, and is the only such program in central New Mexico. www.griefnm.org