New center in Crotona Park offers resources to veterans
The center is one of two locations that veteran Gonzalo Duran opened to help other veterans.
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Jan 29, 2024, 3:52 AM
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Updated 332 days ago
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13ds agoA new center is now open in Crotona Park that serves as a hub of recources for veterans.
Gonzalo Duran is the CEO of Devil Dog Incorporated. He is making it his mission to help veterans like himself navigate the system.
The center is one of two locations that Duran opened, and he says he just wants to keep helping veterans.
"When I got out of the military, I had no idea where to go, where to work, and it's not easy for all of us," he said.
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