The organisation has traditionally helped parents who have separated, but is looking to design a website with advice for professionals.
The charity is creating a guide on working with and supporting families and children where parents do not live together.
The aim is to give social care professionals somewhere to turn for expert advice.
A spokesman for FNF said: "We want to give ideas of how to work with non-resident parents and make professionals aware of the problems the families face and that they probably haven't been approached by and engaged with welfare services before."
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