A center for survivors of the Las Vegas Strip mass shooting to seek solace has opened its new location. KTNV-TV reports that the Vegas Strong Resiliency Center debuted a new office Monday.
The facility is a free resource hub for victims, relatives of victims, first responders and anyone else affected by the attack. The site offers a therapy room, family rooms and a kids' corner.
It will remain open through at least May 2021.
Fifty-eight people died and more than 850 were injured when a gunman opened fire from a high-rise hotel into an open-air concert crowd.
