Community Cohesion
Support in our local neighbourhoods
Engaging Young People to Build Self-esteem & Improve Their Life Chances
The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation’s Outreach Team is working throughout the Club’s local areas, informing residents of the various opportunities available through the Foundation's partnerships and the Percy House employment opportunities.
We deliver over 6500 hours of free activities each year, working with over 1500 young people every week across Haringey, Enfield, Waltham Forest and Barnet.
Through the work of our Outreach staff, local residents are able to benefit from the wide range of opportunities that the new stadium will produce. We aim to ensure the local community sees the true benefits of the stadium development, through the wider regeneration of the local area.
Kicks
Tottenham Hotspur Foundation’s Kicks project uses football to break down barriers between young people and the police.
Women and Girls’ Football
Women and Girls’ Football aims to provide opportunities for females aged 11 and over to take part in the sport in a local community setting.
The Tottenham Hotspur Foundation have taken part in the programme over the last three years, with more than 600 girls engaged in the Women and Girls’ Football programme in the last five years.
Premier League International
The Foundation works in partnership with Slum Soccer, a charity that uses football to improve the lives of homeless people in India. The programme helps to improve the football skills of the children, help to develop positive behaviour, build their self-esteem and steer them away from potential unemployment or crime.
Invitation Only Programmes
To Care Is To Do
To Care Is To Do, supported by The Supporters Club and Premier League, is designed to engage and inspire looked after children and care leavers within the local community.
The Foundation has a proven track record working with looked after children and care leavers to support and guide them on to education and employment pathways.
