Beat the Streets Blog
Welcome to the Beat the Streets blog, a labour of love crafted by BTS staff, consultants, guest writers, and program participants. Based in Toronto, we focus on youth development programs, charity initiatives, and empowering active and healthy youth through sports and skill-building programs. Discover insightful articles on fitness, training, health, wellness, employment empowerment, program updates and the impactful stories that shape our journey.
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Social-Emotional Learning for Youth: Promoting Well-being and Academic Success
This blog post explores the concept of SEL, its significance in education and health policies, and the benefits it offers to low-income youth.
Empowering Low-income Youth: The Significance of 21st-Century Skills for the Workforce
This blog post will explore the importance of 21st-century skills for youth entering the workforce and discuss how they can specifically support low-income individuals.
Building Resiliency Through Combat Sports: You Grow Girl Program by Beat the Streets
At Beat the Streets, we believe that resiliency-building programs, combined with combat sports, can profoundly impact the lives of low-income girls.
Levelling Up with Beat the Streets: Building Resiliency and Confidence in Low-Income Youth Through Sports Programs
Jumpstart Charities and Beat the Street Level Up the physical and social-emotional skills of low-income youth in Toronto.
Join Beat the Streets' Summer Jobs Program and Empower Toronto's Youth
Beat the Streets is thrilled to announce the expansion of our team this summer. Thanks to the generous support from Canada Summer Jobs, we are offering two exciting summer positions exclusively for youth applicants.
How AI Language Models Can Help Charities Like Beat the Streets
Beat the Streets discusses how AI can help non-profits and charities, featuring special guest blogger - ChatGPT!
Empowering youth through technology: how monday.com and Canva help charities like Beat the Streets
At Beat the Streets, our mission is to provide sports and education to low-income youth in Toronto. Thanks to free software subscriptions from monday.com and Canva.com, we can expand our reach and empower even more youth in our community.
Building Healthy, Active Youth with Wrestle 4 Fun, a sport and skill-building program for low-income youth
With the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation, this year, we will introduce 5,000 low-income children to the sport of wrestling while engaging them in fun games to build social-emotional skills.
Overview of the Volunteer Program
Since our time in September, we have had around 15 volunteers who have completed more than 2000 hours with us, produced 7 pilot programs and served over 230 youth with our volunteers.
Genevieve Morrison wins Gold at the 2023 Canadian Wrestling Championships
Former Beat the Streets Program Coordinator, Genevieve Morrison, wins Gold in the 50kg category after a 7-year hiatus!
OTF-funded Wrestle 4 Fun program wraps up year 2 with more than 4,800 children served
Beat the Streets would like to sincerely thank the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) for their continuous support of our organization and our unique Wrestle 4 Fun program.
The Long Awaited ParticipACTION 2022 Report Card is out!
On October 3, 2022, ParticipACTION released its 2022 Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and youth after taking a break in 2021 due to covid.
BTS Fall Newsletter 2022 is out!!
BTS Fall 2022 Newsletter is out and it is worth the read! Learn about BTS did in the last few months of 2022!
