Age UK Notts - Men in Sheds Blidworth
Men in Sheds supports older men who want to get together, share and learn new skills all in the welcoming setting of a workshop. It also supports older men who are isolated or disengaged from their community or are experiencing major changes in life.
Age UK Notts provides the shed (a workshop), tools and equipment and a team of volunteers for support - but the members take part in the day-to-day running of the shed and decide on activities they want to follow including woodworking, skills sharing and socialising. Essentially, through taking control and ownership of the shed, the shed members are empowered.
What are the benefits of joining this project?
- Opportunities to socialise and make new friends
- Experience the camaraderie of working with other men
- Put practical skills to good use and share them with others
- Try something new and learn new skills
Who is this project for?
Men aged 50+
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Contact Details
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- www.ageuk.org.uk
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- Parent Organisation
- Age UK
Where to go
- Address
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Age UK
Tavis House
1-6 Tavistock Square
London - Postcode
- WC1H 9NA
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Time, Costs and Availability
Time / Date Details
- When is it on
- Tues 9am - 2pm & Thurs 9am - 1pm
Costs
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Table of Costs Amount Cost Type 3.00 Per Session - Details
- There is a small cost per session
Availability
- Age Ranges
- 60+
- Referral Required?
- Referral not required
- Referral Details
Call 0115 844 0011 for up-to date details about Age UK Notts services.
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