Beat The Streets Toronto is in full accordance with the Children’s Health Coalition Statement. Our mission is to advance the education of low-income children and youth by providing fun and unique development activities that build social-emotional, physical literacy, and employability skills. Thus, we are deeply disappointed by Doug Ford’s decision as it will further widen the gap for low-income youth and children.

BTS Is now hiring for its summer jobs program! Positions start May 17 and the deadline for applying is May 12, 2021.

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.

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

Thank you to Mississauga News for covering the launch of You Grow Girl!

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

The ED of BTST shares a message about COVID-19 and our upcoming programming.

We took four BTST female wrestler's to Harvard University for a training clinic focused on women, here's what happened.

Beat the Streets Supply is now on Shopify! Check out our shop for all your wrestling needs and help Beat the Streets Toronto make an impact.

Only 6 more days till the BTST Beach Wrestling 2019 event at Woodbine Beach, this Saturday, September 14 @ 10:00 am. Come join us!

Interested in beach wrestling? Learn how to get involved for the most thrilling event of the year.

Check out our latest BTST newsletter, featuring thoughts on OFSAA, the After School Program and more!