Discover how the Cambridge Bay Wrestling Club is empowering Inuit youth through wrestling. This non-profit organization fosters leadership, confidence, and resilience, engaging over 100 students in life-changing programs. Watch our video to see the incredible impact they're making in the lives of their participants.

Learn more about how Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities supports fitness and resiliency-building programs for 220 low-income youth in the GTA.

You Grow Girl is up and running thanks to Jumpstart Sport's Relief Fund and we can't wait to get these girls growing their confidence, resilience and healthy habits!

We're off to a great start with our latest Level Up programs. Serving more than 50 students, we can't wait to empower confident, resilient and active youth!

BTS is almost finished its first year of Wrestle 4 Fun. With support from the Ontario Trillium Foundation's Grow Grant, BTS has already taught the fundamentals of wrestling to more than 2,200 children.

BTS receives a $77,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation's Resilient Fund to build back stronger and more capable of empowering youth.

Beat the Streets receives funding from the Jumpstart Sport Relief Fund to deliver programs for low-income youth across the GTA

This is a little summary of the summer camp program that Beat The Streets is running.

Social-emotional learning is at the forefront of our programs here at Beat The Streets Toronto. How exactly do we incorporate it into our learning and how does it make you into a more confident, active, and resilient person?

The Wrestle 4 Fun program is coming to an end for the year, in light of this, BTS wanted to thank the Ontario Trillium Foundation for their contributions that made this program possible, here we will showcase more about who Trillium is and how their support for our program was able to impact the lives of so many children in Ontario.

BTS provides Social-emotional learning opportunities throughout all of its programs. Read more to find out why it is important to the positive development of children and youth.

Wrestle 4 Fun has begun! A big thank you to Ontario Trillium Foundation and to all the children and schools participating. Learn more about how it’s going and our dream team :)

BTS is grateful to One Team Health for their generous donation which will support employability skill development over the summer.

Can you handle this boxing workout with Coach Tyson & Neal?

BTS begins it’s first Level Up class this week with Fletchers Meadow Secondary School.

In our final workshop for You Grow Girl (November 26 @ 4:00 pm), we will look at self-leadership, as well as tools and strategies to encourage confidence and resilience.

Globe & Mail opinion peice discussing how kids are falling behind in school due to the pandemic and potential solutions like social-emotional learning.