Welcome to the Havant Men's Shed website.  
​​More detail on what the Shed movement is all about can be found in the About page.
(Some information on what takes place is below, and regular updates will appear in our new blog in the News page.)
Minister of Health visits Havant Men's Shed
Alistair Burt, Minister of Health, unveiled a plaque at the Havant Men's Shed when he visited in June together with our MP Alan Mak.
New door for Youth Sail Training Scheme
We were delighted to help the Havant Youth Sail Training Scheme replace their boat shed door constructed using timber donated by Barratt Homes.
Public Projects
We enjoy undertaking small projects for other local charities and voluntary associations
Presenting a garden bench to Lesley Clayton of Rowans Hospice
Presenting another bench to Jane Meechan and John Atherton of the Elizabeth Foundation for deaf children
The oak timber for both garden benches was donated by Stansted Park, House and Gardens and the ironwork found on a scrapheap in a Worcester pub - The bench was put together by members of the Havant Men's Shed.

"Our aim is to undertake community projects as thanks for all the support people have given us" said Shed Chairman Steve Sadler

This is one of many practical projects shed members are keen to undertake.

Sheds are spaces where people can gather to share skills, share tools, share enthusiasm and share projects - or just drink coffee if they prefer. (Whether the shared tools and skills are carpentry, welding or electronics depends entirely upon its members.)

Giving people reason to get up, to go out, and to make friends is obviously good for the retired, for the community, and since any such gathering is likely to have skilled individuals, good also for the buildings that host Sheds.

Interested? Drop in and see us any weekday morning!

We are open Monday to Friday, 9am thru 12:30pm.
We will be glad to show you what it's about.  Our contact details are to be found at the top of the page.