Inclusion
The court is open. If you want to play, we'll find you a chair, a coach, and a team.
TAU is a wheelchair handball community in Toronto, bringing the speed and joy of team handball to anyone who wants on the court. We're volunteer-led — every dollar we raise goes back into the players, programs, and youth that make this sport possible.
TAU started with a simple idea: that great sport belongs to everyone, and the best thing a club can do is open its doors. We're based in Toronto, we're powered by the time and goodwill of volunteers, and we exist to grow a welcoming wheelchair handball community — one practice, one open session, one new player at a time.
We don't take a profit. What we raise goes straight back into equipment, court time, coaching, travel costs, and the youth programs we believe can change young lives. The name TAU carries an old idea of service to others — that's the spirit we play with.
Short, because they're meant to live on the court — not on a poster.
The court is open. If you want to play, we'll find you a chair, a coach, and a team.
We're a non-profit. Every dollar returns to the people who make the sport — players, families, and volunteers.
Sport can change a young life. Our programs prioritize kids and teens finding their place on a team.
Handball is fast, joyful, and physical. We celebrate the game, the work, and the first goal of a brand-new player.
Drop-in, come-and-try days for new and curious players. No experience needed. Chairs and coaching provided — just turn up.
Skills, fitness, and confidence for younger players. Families are welcome on the sideline, and we work with schools and youth groups across the GTA.
Demos, scrimmages, and fundraisers that bring more of Toronto to the court. Want to host one with your school, workplace, or community group? Let's talk.
We're putting the finishing touches on our next come-and-try day in Toronto. Drop us a line and we'll send you the details — date, location, what to bring — as soon as it's set. No spam, just one note when we're ready.
Let me know whenWe'd love to hear from you — whether you're a future player, a parent, a coach, a volunteer, or a partner who wants to back what we do.