Following the devastating mass shooting at Young Park, the Las Cruces Police and Fire Departments have stepped in to provide aid and resources for the affected families and victims. A Family Assistance and Resource Center will be set up this Sunday, with the locale being the Las Cruces Convention Center. Community support organizations will also be part of the effort to deliver crucial services to those in need.

The assistance center, specifically designed to quickly offer help to the victims of Friday's tragedy, is scheduled to run from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Among the services provided will be crisis counseling, spiritual counseling, and assistance in connecting with local resources and financial support. This initiative is a testament to the community's resolve to not only mourn but to actively support one another during times of unspeakable pain. The organizers have requested that the privacy of individuals seeking help be respected, according to the Las Cruces Police Department.

All those impacted by this recent shooting are encouraged to make use of the resources available at the event. The Family Assistance and Resource Center is an open invitation for affected parties to come together, share in their grief, and establish connections with the services they might require to move forward from Friday's events. It's a reflection of the broader support system ready to lift a community in the wake of tragedy.