Each young person has their own individual plan created with the multi-disciplinary team, relevant external agencies, the young person and those with parental responsibility (when appropriate).

Young Foundations believes that young people should not suffer from the symptoms of their problems; they should learn through their experience of positive achievement. An individual's behaviour does not preclude them from any activity.

Pastoral, social, domestic skills education and emotional care delivered by Young Foundations professionals blend well with community access and inclusion. A timetabled structure incorporates 24 hours of education for each individual a week combined with activities such as football, swimming, running and fell walking. These activities support the national strategy of 'Fit for the Future' (sponsored by the NHS and Sport England) and Young Foundations' belief in 'Healthy Mind, Healthy Body'.