Who we are

About ATHAR FOR FUTURE

ATHAR FOR FUTURE CIO is a registered charity advancing adult education through accessible online learning in digital literacy and skills, data analysis and information technology.

Our vision

A future where adults can access the digital knowledge and practical skills they need to participate confidently in an increasingly digital world.

Our mission

To provide accessible online educational classes that develop practical digital, data and information technology skills for adults aged 18 and over.

Our charitable object

To advance the education of adults over the age of 18 in digital literacy and skills, data analysis, and information technology by the provision of online educational classes.

Our approach

We work online first, connect knowledge with practical exercises, remove unnecessary barriers to learning and design around adult learners. We promote responsible technology use, improve delivery through feedback and report impact only when evidence is reliable.

Our values

Accessibility — we aim to reduce unnecessary barriers to learning. Integrity — we communicate honestly and use charitable resources responsibly. Practical learning — education should connect knowledge with useful skills. Inclusion — learning environments should be respectful and accessible. Transparency — we explain how our programmes and fundraising operate. Continuous improvement — we learn from delivery, feedback and evidence.

Governance

ATHAR FOR FUTURE CIO is governed by trustees responsible for strategy, finances, compliance and administration. The trustees recorded for the charity are Mostafa Hemdan, Shady Shehata, Amin Agha. Their official appointments can be checked through the Charity Commission record.

Where we work

Our registered areas of operation include England and Wales, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania. This does not mean a programme is currently active in every location. Each published project states where delivery takes place and who may participate.

Evidence and impact

Programmes may be planned, in progress or completed. We will publish verified outputs and outcomes as delivery develops; we do not present forecasts as achieved impact.

View the Charity Commission register