Stella Olise of the Harris Center explains how depression can look different in Black girls and how families can recognize the signs.
The Deer Park community is rallying behind a local police officer who was involved in a major car accident while driving to work.
From massages to mommy-and-me yoga, The Motherhood Center has helped thousands of new moms find their village. We chatting with founder and president Gabriela Gerhart as the center celebrates 25 years of servicing more than 50,000 people. Tessa and Derrick found out exactly what it was like being pregnant when they wore a 30 pound empathy belly and tried to perform tasks like bending over and putting on shoes.
The Houston institution known for breaking barriers and building futures is celebrating an incredible milestone this weekend.
From lacing up a pair of combat boots, to their veteran-founded coffee shop partnership, learn all the ways you can help give back.
Guitars N’ Cars was established in 2011, and since then - the annual event has raised more than $1,000,000 with proceeds supporting U.S. Vets.
There's nothing wrong with asking for help and Houstonians are a giving bunch, so here's a list of just some Houston-area nonprofits you can support not just on National Nonprofit Day!
Take a look at the many ways you can help support ‘The Rose’ and their mission to save lives with breast health services, especially during the month of October -- which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
You can help raise money and awareness for Save The Brave, a non profit that creates support networks for veterans.
Canopy Cancer Survivorship Center at The Woodlands is a sanctuary away from sterile environments and treatments with sickening side effects.
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HOUSTON – After seven months of sleeping in a car, Maria Baez and her son will finally have beds to sleep in tonight. “It’s incredible because for seven months we didn’t see the light,” said Baez. Shelters wouldn’t accept the family dogs and Maria said that she couldn’t part with them so the family has been living out their SUV. Since the report aired, Maria said she has been inundated by the generous offers from others. Anything good happens to me, anything any kindness, the smallest or whatever, I am totally grateful,” said Maria.