What IS ACFC-KS?    ACFC-KS is a network of Citizen Activists and Family Advocates.  We work together by communicating and sharing resources to maximize efficiency.  We use a unique strategy of rallies, vigils, information awareness campaigns, .      ACFC-KS Mission         ACFC-KS promotes healthy solutions such as  family-friendly social policy, judicial accountability reform, and constitutional recognition of fundamental Family and Equal Parenting Rights and Responsibilities.   How will we Accomplish our Mission?      Our preferred strategy is to get more citizens aware of their responsibilities of protecting their freedom and equality.  We accomplish this by Information Awareness Campaigns, where we hand out literature and speak with concerned individuals about important issues.      ACFC-KS members are dedicated to improving citizen and family rights.  We honor people who aid families, and if necessary, we  have no problem exposing corrupt, abusive, or incompetent officials who's actions are destroying families.      The ACFC-KS Neighborhood Watch Watch keeps an eye on proposed legislation that is harmful to families.  We also work to introduce bills that are helpful and friendly to families.      We also sponsor a wide range of events, from Equal Parents' Week, the Fallen Fathers' Memorials, and rallies such as the Million Dads March.  ACFC-KS is also a supporter of the National Class-Action Lawsuit for Non-Custodial Parents.   How is ACFC-KS Funded?       Our organization currently receives no funding from any government agency or charity organization.  We rely on donations from individuals and small businesses and members' contributions.       Resources are very slim, and we can only help people willing to help us help them.  If you can't write a letter to a legislator, or attend a rally in support of your issues, or attend group meetings, help us gather information or help other people, then there's not much we can do to help you.  Donations are accepted, but we prefer your active involvement.       So please, GET INVOLVED and realize that you are NOT alone.  Kansas has over 130'000 non-Custodial Parents (NCPs).  More than 20'000'000 across the United States.  Once we are all networked and coordinating efforts, we will easily overcome and end the Parental Segregation, Judicial Abuse, and other issues that are destroying families.