HERE 2 HELP: All the mental health resources you need to know about as you face COVID-19 era

Here’s what to do if your unemployment application was denied

As much as 1.9 million Texans filed for unemployment since the coronavirus pandemic began, shutting down businesses. Of the 1.9 million, many of whom were disqualified fo...

Free or discounted child items and assistance for expectant mothers or new parents

We know times are tough right now, especially for parents who have lost their employment due to the coronavirus crisis.

A VFW Post in Pearland is in financial trouble and may have to shut down. Here’s how you can help them.

The coronavirus pandemic is threatening to permanently shut down VFW Post 7109 in Pearland due to funding, six months after marking their 50th anniversary.

HERE 2 HELP: Low-cost internet and cell phone services available to those who lost their jobs due to COVID-19

HERE 2 HELP: How Texas families can receive free internet, computers and educational tools for their pre-K children

A national nonprofit organization wants to ensure that low-income Texas families struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic have the tools and resources needed for th...

HERE 2 HELP: How to navigate child care as Texas reopens

HERE 2 HELP: How to find free legal help in Houston during the coronavirus pandemic

HERE 2 HELP: From free METRO rides to free oil changes and discounts, how to get around Houston in low-cost ways

HERE 2 HELP: How to qualify and apply for food stamps in Texas during the COVID-19 pandemic

HERE 2 HELP: 5 ways hospitality workers can get free or discounted meals in the Houston area

Houston Astros selling T-shirts to raise money for COVID-19 relief

The Houston Astros is selling dark blue Astro t-shirts, featuring “Houston Together: One City. One Nation. One World,” for COVID-19 relief.

HERE 2 HELP: Target Hunger provides food relief for those in need, including Houston-area seniors

HERE 2 HELP: 5 ways you can help those affected by COVID-19 using social media

As Houstonians are hunkering down, working from home and going online more, people are turning to social media to help those affected by the coronavirus pandemic.