CENTRE COMMUNAUTAIRE

Tyndale St-Georges

 

COMMUNITY CENTRE

 

About Tyndale St-Georges

Early Childhood Department

Department of School Age
    Children, Youth, and Families


Little Burgundy Employment
    Center


English Language Classes

Montreal Children's Library -   
     Richmond Branch


Tyndale Treasures

Free Legal Clinic

Volunteer Department

Donations

Calendar Of Events

JOB POSTINGS

C.P.E. Tyndale Daycare

 


About Us

 

How to reach us      

 

                    Address:      870 Richmond Square
                                   Montreal, QC, H3J 1V7

                Metro:         Georges Vanier (Orange Line)
                Office Hours:8:30 to 4:30 Monday to Friday

                Telephone:   (514) 931-6265
                Fax:            (514) 931-1343
                Email:         
tsgadmin@videotron.ca

 

History        

Past

It was late in the year 1926 as industrialist Charles Johnson sat in his Ville St. Pierre office. He was thinking of his employees, many of whom were living in the area we now know as Little Burgundy. Johnson had a strong social conscience. He was concerned with the workers’ material, social, moral and spiritual welfare. A man of action, Johnson approached Montreal Presbyterian community with his plan for a “settlement house” to keep the children off the street and the need for a structure and financing to support it. Motivated and persuasive, he came away with a grant of $100 from his colleagues to cover the first year’s operation.  With this and the support of the Johnson family, Tyndale House came into being in early 1927. In the 1970’s the Anglican Diocese of Montreal joined The Presbyterian Church in Canada in support of Tyndale which then became known as Tyndale St-Georges.

From the outset, Tyndale House focussed on services for youth. It has never lost that emphasis, while broadening its sphere of activities to meet the needs of the surrounding community. It has been instrumental in the creation of offshoot services: Le Garde-Manger pour tous, Youth in Motion, the Little Burgundy Council, the Coalition de la Petite-Bourgogne, the Little Burgundy Festival, Action Refugee Montreal and most recently the CPE Tyndale St-Georges, a subsidized day-care centre.

Present

In keeping with its past, Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre continues to work as a not-for-profit charitable organization, providing services to more than 2,000 members of the Little Burgundy community through programs extending from pre-school to adult development without regard to race or religious affiliation.  Our aspiration is to aid individuals and families, to lives of greater self-reliance and fulfilment.  Through educational, cultural, social, and recreational programs we provide encouragement, tools, opportunities, and support.  Today over 2,000 people use our services every year.

 

Our Team        

 

Patricia Murphy
Executive Director

Rev. Allan Marjerison
Chaplain

Iva Gray
Administration


Leslie Vas
Accounting


Winnie Grady
Language Classes

Lynn Thomson
Early Childhood

Irmeli Vastamaa-Francis
Volunteer Department


Department of School Age Children, Youth, and Families

Cynthia Homan
Little Burgundy Employment Center

Anne Metcalfe
C.P.E. Tyndale

 

     



 

 

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