Man Shed is a safe space for men who who are living with mental or physical ill-health, or social isolation or who are in recovery. The range of activities in the Man Shed is tailored to suit the group, however, attendees play an important part in making decisions about the activities.
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Man Shed is a space for men in our local community who may be lonely, isolated, vulnerable, or who need mental health support.
It is a community group focussing on skill-sharing and informal learning, achieving and sharing achievements, and increasing social interaction.
We welcome any men who are living with mental or physical ill-health, or social isolation or who are in recovery.
The range of activities in the Man Shed is tailored to suit the group, however, attendees play an important part in making decisions about the group’s activities, so come and join us in a friendly, safe environment, supporting good mental health by sharing skills and knowledge with others
For more information please contact
Peter Kensell
email: [email protected]
Mobile: 07598 910797
Man Shed is based at the Fircroft Centre, 96 Ditton Road, Surbiton KT6 6RH
There is a bus stop at the top of Ditton Road (Maypole Pub) where K1, 71, 465, 671 & K4 stop.
Tea and Coffee is available at Man Shed - please feel free to bring a packed lunch.
Man Shed is a work shop environment. Recommend old clothes.
There is very limited parking at the Fircroft Centre, recommend parking on the road opposite or public transport.
Please email [email protected] to keep updated
Man Shed is a great place - really friendly.
The Fircroft Trust
96 Ditton Road
Surbiton
KT6 6RH
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