Learn more about how Jasreen Sahota is building her employment skills this summer at Beat the Streets.

Tropicana Community and Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative award Beat the Streets a Top-Up grant to build capacity to better serve the needs of Black youth in the GTA.

Wrestling offers many physical and mental benefits for young individuals, particularly those from low-income backgrounds. It promotes total body fitness, builds mental resilience, and instills discipline.

This blog post explores the concept of SEL, its significance in education and health policies, and the benefits it offers to low-income youth.

Hot off the presses - our latest newsletter! Learn all about what we've been up to since January and all the great partners supporting BTS activities and helping us impact youth.

$10,650 ivari Healthy Steps Program grant encourages healthy habits through boxing and life skills program for youth

Hot off the presses :) Read what we have been up to since last year!

March 15th of 2021 was a big day for Beat Street Toronto. We officially became a charity with the CRA. This marks the resolution of a two-year campaign that started with the loss of our partnership with Wrestling Canada and began as a result our inability to clear donated funds. This is often a huge challenge for nonprofits to overcome. We are elated, we now have the ability to process donations and give tax receipts to our donors.

Coach Neal Ewers talks to Toronto Police Services about his journey and Beat the Streets on episode 3 of the Project #engaged416 Podcast.

Beat the Streets receives Canadian Red Cross Community Grant to deliver online personal development workshops and fitness classes to encourage resilience and confidence of children and youth in the GTA during COVID-19.

Learn more about Jiu-Jitsu, one of our featured activities in our upcoming You Grow Girl program.

Latest Newsletter from BTS, the special student edition - hot off the…. computer ;)

Beat the Streets Receives 2 Ontario Trillium Foundation grants to deliver programs encouraging active, confident and resilient youth.

Check out these three different people involved with the sport of wrestling in three very different ways talk about their favourite moment in wrestling

It is truly amazing to me that I have had the opportunity to work with Beat the Streets for these past four months. In some ways, the summer has seemed long, but in other ways, I closed my eyes for a moment and it was over.