FAPT encourages each chapter to become similarly involved in civic activities in the various locations to re-enter the membership into community service, especially when these activities involve children. This relatively new program assists in making courts accountable. Members record the way cases are handled and reports this information to the membership. This data will then be used to provide for recommendations for political action and, in the event of grossly inappropriate behavior, median and legal response. This programs is also envisioned to supply members with methods on successfully approaching, in court, issues related to a child's right to continued access to both parents and their parents.
Public education is imperative for any democracy.
It is especially needed when governments are making de-facto changes to laws that affect the basic rights of parents and children. FAPT is developing a select group of motivated individuals who can share the vision of FAPT with social, civic and religious groups. By interesting yet sensitive treatment of the issues of divorce, custody, children's rights and other related topics we plan to impart a better understanding of issues that are destroying Georgia's families. It is a grass-roots organization with chapters in many parts of the state. Meetings are held in most chapters on a monthly basis with programs covering many topics of interest.