Tottenham Hotspur Foundation engages young people in football, multi-sport activities, and holiday programmes, including girls-only sessions, that create safe and positive spaces to get active, build confidence, and connect with others. The Foundation also carries out detached outreach, engaging directly with young people in the community to offer guidance and connect them to further opportunities. In addition, it provides youth workshops and accredited courses on topics such as knife crime awareness, first aid, and careers in sport empowering young people to make positive choices and reach their potential. 

Sports Sessions – Tottenham Hotspur Foundation runs daytime and evening sports sessions at Tottenham Sports Centre and Somerford Grove MUGA in the heart of Northumberland Park. These sessions provide safe, positive spaces for young people to get active, build confidence, and connect with others. 

 Detached Outreach - The Foundation carries out detached outreach and has set up a referral process that enables participants to access one-to-one case assessments. This approach helps identify individual needs and connects young people to tailored support, development opportunities, and pathways towards brighter futures. 

 Youth Workshop - The foundation delivers impactful youth workshops and accredited courses on key topics such as knife crime awareness, emergency first aid and stab response, careers in sport, mental health, resilience, and employability. These sessions are interactive and practical, combining hands-on learning with career-focused events to equip young people with valuable skills, knowledge, and opportunities for the future.

Youth Engagement:  - The foundation provides targeted youth engagement through small group and one-to-one sessions with referred young people at risk, including tailored support for those who are NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training), helping them re-engage with positive pathways.