I am finding programming hard, what should I do?

What language are you trying to start with? I recommend you start with Internet programming, like html and css, further on do the javascript course, is a simple language and give you enough base to go further for a developing language. And remember, every time you get confused look for documentation, searching for what you need is the key for learning programing languages!

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You may be able to benefit from lectures on programming fundamentals - do not confuse this with being trivially boring. I recommend Harvard's CS50 and Stanford's Programming Methodology. The Harvard course will begin teaching you the C language in a Virtual Machine environment and later, expand into other languages; you can still follow along with this course and do the tasked assignments. The Stanford course teaches an introduction to programming using the Java language; I've read the course material for this may no longer be available - but still a great resource to watch.

I think it's worth mentioning that programming gets easier as you're able to separate the problem solving portion from the coding portion. The hard part is first understanding a problem and then being able to reason about a solution - before writing a line of code. But, this is chicken & egg stuff. It's helpful to learn syntax and code right up until you don't know what to do with your new skills - that's when you need to start finding problems to solve; build Web applications for friends and family; learn how to use third party APIs to update content on your Web page, like current weather or something.

Programming is hard - despite what some may say to trick your brain into confidence. Problem solving is harder. If you're trying to solve a problem while also learning a language, the difficulty goes exponential, because you'll often be dealing with logic errors as often as syntax errors (frustrating!).