Teleton

In this moment i´m watching Teleton. A tv program speaks about historys of families which exceeded physically handicapped of their childrens with the help of AACD, an associantion of support and assistance of disabled person.

Currently I'm watching Teleton. A TV program that is about the history of families which exceeded (in life? at school?) with physically handicapped children with the help of the AACD, an association of support and assistance of disabled person. 

"In this moment" doesn't sound natural. It definietly is a pharse, but could you mean "at the moment" which is very commonly used.

when using words like 'exceed or exceeded' as an English speaker we need more information. So how did these families exceed? It is like asking a question "how did these families exceed with handicapped children?"

hope this helps