Whitehorse Men’s Shed

The Whitehorse Men’s Shed provides the opportunity for men to get together, socialise and undertake activities of interest in a supportive and creative environment at the Box Hill Community Arts Centre. Activities could include woodworking, gardening, computers and general socialising in a shed environment.

Will suit men who want to regain lost skills, learn new activities and meet with other men who have similar interests.

Eligibility

Men over the age of 55 and on a health or disability pension Includes men who are:

Restricted in access to social activities
Recovering from hospitalisation
Have a disability
Primary carers for partners or family members


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	Whitehorse Men’s Shed The Whitehorse Men’s Shed provides the opportunity for men to get together, socialise and undertake activities of interest in a supportive and creative environment at the Box Hill Community Arts Centre. Activities could include woodworking, gardening, computers and general socialising in a shed environment. Will suit men who want to regain lost skills, learn new activities and meet with other men who have similar interests. Eligibility Men over the age of 55 and on a health or disability pension Includes men who are: Restricted in access to social activities Recovering from hospitalisation Have a disability Primary carers for partners or family members
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