Our Programs
ETBA provides a variety of programs all year round in support of youths and
children from Sports to the arts and humanities with participants from elementary to high school level.
Programs
Mrose and ETBA’s Health and Fitness Youth Wellness Program
The Mrose and ETBA Health and Fitness Youth Wellness Program empowers BIPOC youth ages 10-13 and 14-19 through a holistic approach to well-being. Running from October to June, our program includes twice-weekly sessions focusing on physical fitness, mental health workshops, and financial literacy.
In the summer, we continue our support with an engaging program from July to August. By addressing these essential life pillars, we equip young people with the tools they need to thrive in a supportive community.
In Your Hands Success Services
In Your Hands Success Services is an employment preparation program led by Renée Wallace for youth aged 14-18 across the GTA. It helps participants build essential skills both on and off the basketball court. Through one-on-one or group sessions, participants will learn resume writing, cover letter creation, and job search techniques, with hands-on, interactive activities like role-playing and computer use.
The program emphasizes self-reflection, skill development, and preparing for career success. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate acknowledging their achievements and hours. This program equips youth with the tools to succeed professionally and encourages them to share their knowledge with others.
House League sports programs
ETBA provides sports for the budding or recreational youth who would like to just meet old and new friend and enjoy sports. Youth and children are provided a structure that allows them the flexibility as needed.
Summer Basketball Camps
The summer basketball camps are an affordable way for boys and girls ages 8-13 years old to be active during the summer.
Our Summer Camp employs youth from the community as camp counsellors. Our intent is to ensure that our young people have experience for future resume. Many former members attending College or University use this as a way of acquiring funds for school and becoming role models for the younger ones in the community.