Mentors’ NGO is an impact-driven organization empowering individuals and communities across Africa — through programs and partnerships in education, digital transformation, women’s empowerment, entrepreneurship and sustainable development. We equip people with the knowledge, skills, mentorship, technology and opportunities they need to build better futures and create lasting change in their communities.
We address interconnected social, economic, technological and environmental challenges across Africa — designed around local realities, built for long-term growth, inclusion and community-led change.
Inclusive education, vocational training, mentorship and practical learning that prepare young people for employment, entrepreneurship and the digital economy.
Training, mentorship and productive-family initiatives helping women build sustainable sources of income.
Turning ideas into sustainable businesses through training, guidance, mentorship, networking and access to funding.
Practical technical skills and computer education so communities can take part in the modern digital economy.
Support for families, children, orphans, people with disabilities, patients and other priority groups.
Environmental awareness, sustainable entrepreneurship, tree planting and responsible use of natural resources.
Bridges between Africa and the world through cultural exchange, knowledge sharing and institutional partnerships.
Our vision is to positively impact African people, everywhere.
We envision inclusive and empowered communities where women, young people, families and vulnerable groups have access to quality education, practical digital skills, mentorship and meaningful opportunities.
Through digital transformation, sustainable development, innovative solutions and inclusive support, we aim to strengthen livelihoods, expand access to opportunity, and equip individuals and communities with the knowledge and capabilities needed to build resilient, sustainable futures.
Real-world technical and digital-economy skills for individuals and communities currently excluded from it.
Training, mentorship and opportunities that help women develop sustainable sources of income.
Opportunity for youth, families, people with disabilities and other priority-care groups.
Our documented areas of work align with several United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Through education, inclusion, economic empowerment, digital transformation and environmental responsibility, our programs seek to contribute to more resilient and prosperous communities.
Economic empowerment, productive-family programs, vocational training and entrepreneurship support.
Awareness, wellbeing and healthier livelihoods for families, women and young people in our communities.
Inclusive education, digital literacy, workshops, vocational training and mentorship.
Women’s economic and social empowerment, agricultural training and women-led entrepreneurship.
Job-ready skills, startup development, employment preparation and sustainable businesses.
Digital transformation, technology education, innovative local solutions and support for Egyptian industry.
Support for vulnerable groups, people with disabilities, families, youth and underserved communities.
Sustainable business practices, responsible use of resources and circular thinking in the ventures we support.
Environmental education, sustainable entrepreneurship, tree planting and responsible use of natural resources.
Tree planting, biodiversity awareness and agricultural training that protects soil, land and local ecosystems.
Over one hundred partnerships with ministries, universities, companies and development organizations.
Together, these areas of work support our commitment to building more inclusive, resilient and prosperous communities.
Across Africa and Egypt, Mentors’ NGO uses education, mentorship, entrepreneurship and practical training to help people develop their capabilities and create new opportunities.
A twelve-week entrepreneurship program of 40 training hours, built around a project-based curriculum that carries participants from financial planning through to investor-ready pitches.
Its Zambia pilot round supported 320 startups and produced 400 graduates — tackling food security and entrepreneurship through academic research and hands-on training.
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Dr. Mohamed El Sery brings corporate-grade operational rigor to social impact across Africa and the Middle East.
With a career background leading global procurement and business transformation for telecom and energy giants including Orascom Telecom, VEON and Siemens Gamesa, he bridges the gap between enterprise-level strategy and grassroots development.
As the Founder of Mentors’ Gate and Co-Founder of AFBAN — the African Federation of Angel Investors Network — Dr. El Sery is actively building early-stage startup ecosystems, driving digital transformation, and leading multi-sector initiatives in sustainable development and women’s empowerment.
We collaborate with public institutions, private companies, educational organizations, international experts and development partners to expand access to education, mentorship and sustainable economic opportunities.
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