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SADD (Students Against Driving Drunk) is a peer education programme that has been in New Zealand for over 20 years. It is a charitable organisation, governed by the Automobile Association and primarily funded by the NZ Transport Agency.
SADD’s primary objective is to reduce the harm caused on our roads by drink drivers by educating young people about the risks and showing them how they can avoid driving drunk, look after themselves and their mates, and influence the behaviour of family members if there are drink driving issues in their family.
The peer education programme gets students involved in creating positive anti-drink driving messages and educational events for their own school. SADD has programmes in over 60% of our secondary schools reaching more than 190,000 young people.
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