A Family Assistance Center has been opened for victims and witnesses of the Lewiston Armory shooting in Maine. The center provides support and help for those affected, eliminating the need to visit multiple agencies. Additionally, a second center is available for anyone in the community seeking trauma processing assistance. Authorities are investigating mental health issues as a possible motive for the mass shootings.
This is a space where victims and witnesses can come get help and process what they went through while authorities process the evidence.
This is a space where victims and witnesses can come get help and process what they went through while authorities process the evidence.Sign up for NECN newsletters. There will also be a second center open to anyone in the community seeking help processing the trauma, whether they were present at the shooting locations or not, at the Ramada Inn in Lewiston.
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