
Four Football Clubs across the North East and North Cumbria are teaming up with the Northern Cancer Alliance to launch an innovative programme to tackle cancer by providing support to people living with cancer.

Newcastle United Foundation welcomed more than 200 players to the North East for its annual Walking Football League event, as teams from across England and Scotland came together for a celebration of competition and community.

Newcastle United Foundation has launched an ambitious new three-year strategy setting out how the charity will help people and communities across Newcastle and the North East to thrive from 2026 to 2029.

A dedicated mental health support hub is launching at St. James' Park this weekend, as part of a Premier League-wide campaign to support fans affected by suicide or suicidal thoughts.

Newcastle United’s Lewis Miley has taken time out of his busy pre-season schedule to visit Newcastle United Foundation summer Holiday Courses.

Newcastle United Foundation was proudly represented by Bede Academy and Ponteland Primary School as pupils took part in an unforgettable Premier League Primary Stars Football Tournament at Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Molineux Stadium.

More than 180 schoolchildren are ready to kick off the new season in style after receiving their very own 2026/27 Newcastle United kit at a special Newcastle United Foundation event.

Children and young adults supported by Newcastle United Foundation are exploring a future in STEM through hands-on experience and innovative insight delivered by industry experts in the North East.

Newcastle United goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale joined students from Newcastle United Foundation’s Premier League Inspires programme for a special session focused on confidence, communication and mental wellbeing at NUCASTLE.

Children receiving treatment at Newcastle’s Great North Children’s Hospital spent the afternoon with their Newcastle United heroes during a special ward visit.

Young people representing Newcastle United Foundation joined hundreds from across England and Wales in this year’s Premier League Inspires Challenge celebration, a national event that uses football to empower 11–to-18-year-olds through life skills, mentoring, and social action.

Newcastle United’s Anthony Elanga has earned the Professional Footballers’ Association Community Champion award 2025/26, celebrating his commitment to charitable work off the pitch.