Trouble Next Door

Fighting for My Family

Broken Family Broken Dreams

A single mother struggles to deal with five children including a demanding Autistic son and a boy with anger problems.

Five Times the Trouble

A recently-orphaned teen struggles to fit in with her aunt and uncle.

Home Is Where the Hurt Is

A disabled mother's teenage daughter seeks isolation due to bullying while her son suffers from Aspergers.

Overcoming Bullies

A single mother struggles to control high-maintenance teenage daughters who are headed down a dangerous path.

Spoiled and Out of Control

A couple asks for help from their community with their violent six-year-old son and music-obsessed teen.

The Fear of Judgment

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Communities often come together to help provide support or aid to families in need, lending credibility to the saying "it takes a village." This series documents stories of people helping their needy neighbors. In each episode, a desperate family reaches out to other families in search of help for issues that include strained relationships, out-of-control teens and insurmountable financial problems. The families aren't always looking for handouts of money or other material goods -- sometimes, they're just looking for emotional support from their friends.

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