Men’s Sheds of WA

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New issue of our quarterly Shed magazine out now!Cross-generational work can be incredibly valuable for everyone involve...
20/08/2026

New issue of our quarterly Shed magazine out now!

Cross-generational work can be incredibly valuable for everyone involved.

For older people, spending time with younger generations and help keep the mind active and support ongoing social connection.

For younger people, these relationships can help build social skills, emotional maturity and greater appreciation of the experiences, knowledge and wisdom of older people.

In the latest issue of Sheds WA, we explore the some of the fantastic intergenerational work taking place in Sheds across Western Australia right now, including:

🐄 Dfferent generations come together at Cowaramup Community Men's Shed to make their community thrive
🫜 Padbury Community Garden Inc's intergenerational garden that embodies Shed Spirit
🚶‍♂ Our President's Walk On Country experience in the Kimberley
and more!

Read it now at mensshedswa.org.au/shed-resources/sheds-wa/

Shedders from Mosman Park Men's Shed and Showgrounds Community Men's Shed  loaded up a truck today with equipment and to...
14/08/2026

Shedders from Mosman Park Men's Shed and Showgrounds Community Men's Shed loaded up a truck today with equipment and tools provided by Sheds from the metro area.

The truck will head north next week, bound for Aboriginal communities to help them in establishing new Men’s Sheds in the Kimberley.

Great to see our Sheds working together!

If you've got tools you'd like to send up there on a future trip, email us at [email protected]

Last week, our team traveled across the Wheatbelt as part of the 2026 Shed Connect Tour.Wongan Hills, Nungarin, Katannin...
13/08/2026

Last week, our team traveled across the Wheatbelt as part of the 2026 Shed Connect Tour.

Wongan Hills, Nungarin, Katanning and Pingelly all hosted gatherings over four days days filled with mateship, practical problem-solving, and a good celebration of everything happening across Sheds in the region.

It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces, along with a few new and revived Sheds joining the fold.

Our Wheatbelt leg was made extra special by two visitors from the Australian Men's Shed Association: Mel White and Beth Gow. They brought stories and ideas from Sheds right across the country and fielded plenty of questions on insurance matters. It was a real pleasure having them join the roadshow, and we're hoping to have them back next year.

Including our last Shed Connect Tour stop in Kalgoorlie, our last five zone meetings have seen the team travel around 3,400km. It's a big effort, but every kilometre is worth it for the chance to visit our rural and remote Sheds and bring Shedders together for a chat, a laugh, and a shared sense of purpose.

Thanks to our Supporters who make the Shed Connect Tour possible: Lotterywest, Western Australian Mental Health Commission, Department of Communities, Motobility, and Wesfarmers

Even the pink-and-greys love a Shed meeting 🤣Photo taken at the Nungarin leg of our Shed Connect Tour 📍
06/08/2026

Even the pink-and-greys love a Shed meeting 🤣

Photo taken at the Nungarin leg of our Shed Connect Tour 📍

28/07/2026

Congratulations Brunswick Shed for the well-deserved recognition for all your efforts! 👏🏻

Men’s Sheds of WA have teamed up with Nick’s Jerky 🙌We’re excited to announce a new partnership between Men’s Sheds of W...
16/07/2026

Men’s Sheds of WA have teamed up with Nick’s Jerky 🙌

We’re excited to announce a new partnership between Men’s Sheds of WA and Nick’s Jerky, who are generously donating 1,000 bags of their award-winning beef jerky to Men’s Sheds across WA!

We are really happy to team up with this multi award winning social enterprise, who are dedicated to supporting mental health.

Here is a bit about them in the words of their founders Adam and Greg:

“We named this business after Adam’s mate Nick, who tragically lost his life to su***de a few years ago. We wanted to do something to make a difference.

We made the decision to become a social enterprise to do our part with a mandate to give 50% of our profits to organisations helping with mental health. The organisations we have supported with over $112,000 so far are Beyond Blue, A Stitch in Time, Mens Talk and Top Blokes Foundation.

Our jerky is hand made in small batches in our butcher shop. We have tried and tested countless iterations to make what we (and many of our customers) believe is Australia’s best beef jerky.

We would love you to help us on our journey to make Australia’s best beef jerky and support mental health.”

Find out more and place an order here: https://www.nicksjerky.com.au/

🐋 "That’s the final result that has come out of a Men’s Shed. It would have cost over $240,000 to hire an engineering co...
02/07/2026

🐋 "That’s the final result that has come out of a Men’s Shed. It would have cost over $240,000 to hire an engineering company for something like that. We did it for nothing and it just cost us five or six thousand dollars in material.”

Earlier this year, an incredible three-metre steel whale tail sculpture, designed and built by Shedders from the Augusta Men’s Shed, was erected on the banks of the Hardey Inlet.

Read all about it in the latest edition of our Sheds WA magazine - https://mensshedswa.org.au/shed-resources/sheds-wa/

22/06/2026

A lovely video on Bayswater Community Men's Shed - "Inc. 🙌

Men’s Health Week might end today, but looking after ourselves shouldn’t.Our Wellbeing and Health Hub has loads of Men's...
21/06/2026

Men’s Health Week might end today, but looking after ourselves shouldn’t.

Our Wellbeing and Health Hub has loads of Men's Health resources available all year round - https://mensshedswa.org.au/wellbeing-health-hub

Thanks to all the Sheds and members helping support healthier, happier communities across WA.

What you do makes a real difference. Keep looking after yourselves and each other, Shed mates.

Men's Health Week isn't just about physical health.Often, we’ll ask a mate how they’re going, but we're not always as go...
19/06/2026

Men's Health Week isn't just about physical health.

Often, we’ll ask a mate how they’re going, but we're not always as good at asking ourselves the same question.

Taking a moment to reflect on how you're really travelling can be an important first step.

What’s one small thing you can do for yourself this week?

• Get outside for some fresh air
• Talk to someone you trust
• Take a break and recharge
• Drop into the Shed for a cuppa and a chat

https://mensshedswa.org.au/wellbeing-health-hub/

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