The House of Education (MDE) is a program aimed at girls aged 6 to 14 who find themselves in early work and do not go to school. In consultation with families, it aims to get them out of work, send them to school and support them towards their independence.

As part of this program, FAP implements its global approach and acts on several dimensions concerning the actual education of the girls being supported. The MDE program thus allows: Free access to comprehensive medical care for all accompanied girls (consultation, care and delivery of medication, hospitalization); The rehabilitation of precarious and degraded housing (sanitation and basic comfort conditions such as access to electricity); Support for the mothers of the girls supported so that they can build income-generating activities capable of improving the economic capacities of the household; The teacher-facilitators are trained in participatory methods, inspired by  proven approaches (Montessori, NGO Pratham, etc.). They have the children work in small groups – academic support, oral expression, discovery of theater, dance, etc. – in order to be able to follow them individually and adjust their teaching to the difficulties encountered; Digital technology occupies a preponderant place: they learn to master IT tools and teaching uses educational and fun software.