This week on North Texans Care we talk to a group serving thousands of people per day.

For many parents weekends are filled with activities and soccer games... but for parents who have children with disabilities, often times there can be an added stressor, or not enough activities for them.

It was created to help children with AIDS and HIV... but now Bryan's House in Dallas is serving thousands of children per year, with a variety of conditions.

It's a name synonymous with breast cancer support, Susan G. Komen. But the group, based in Dallas, want you to know they offer a lot more than just walks and races.

This week on North Texans Care we talk to My Possiblities, the group providing help for adults with disabilites to become more independent

It's no secret it's difficult to be a high school student. It's even harder for pregnant teenagers. They often end up dropping out. That's where Alley's House in Dallas steps in.

As the Rangers get back on the field for a new season they want you to know there's a way your kids can as well, no matter their age, talent, or financial situation.

A North Texas woman wanted a way to help local charities and found a solution through music.

This week on North Texans Care it's all about learing to better communiate with people; your spouse, co-workers, even strangers. Dr. Harville Hendrix and Dr. Helen LaKelly Hunt have written several best selling books together, and now they've started a non-profit in north Texas called 'Relationships First' and you can get involved in their workshop  called 'Safe Conversations.'

Starting next week there is an event in Grapevine one local chef really wants you to  participate in -- it is called Dine to Donate. We talk to Rena Frost, owner and head chef of Mac's on Main in Grapevine. She started Dine to Donate to benefit the non-profit, Grace.