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Welcome to our Home What would it be like to be hungry, lonely and poor...The House was established in 1952 by Tony Walsh. The initial mission of the House was to provide essential services, food, clothes and a sense of belonging to those in need. The House was established in the area of Montreal known as Griffin town. It was a predominantly English Irish population and the area was considered to be in need. The intervening years have seen the loss of the Griffin town community and its residents. The House in the early eighties began to serve a community of homeless, mainly men and Anglophone. The mix of guests now reflects the overall population of Montreal as to culture, ethnicity and language. Currently we serve a regular group of over 500, consisting of men, women and even some family groups. The mission has remained the same, which is to provide for those in need. We have relied on volunteer groups to provide much of the essential services, either through donations or the preparation and serving of meals. Currently we have in excess of 500 volunteers providing over 10,000 hours of service to our organization. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE CHRISTMAS 2007 NEWSLETTER IMPORTANT TUNE into CJAD on Sunday September 30th, 2007 at 6:00PM and listen to
our Executive Director Kat Gray on Quick Links NEW Come Celebrate 55 years with us!! NEW Watch our Garden Bloom with us!!!
For your convenience we have put together a list of articles that we are always in need of. OUR HOURS
Watch A brief History in the words of Tony Gray, The Houses previous Director (English)
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