Havant parliamentary candidate Alan Mak called into HAMESH - the Havant Town Centre Men’s Shed, to donate logs for use in the Shed.
Alan is an advocate for promoting the Men’s Shed movement in the UK, and his support at Westminster would be invaluable if elected.
In discussions with Shedders, Alan was told of the need to combat loneliness and depression amongst older men, and of the companionship and comradery that association in Men’s Sheds provides to all those who join in.
There is no pressure - everything is taken at personal pace to suit individual needs. So men are invited to join up and enjoy the facilities that HAMESH provides.
If you want company and a cuppa or want to be in a workshop environment where you can share your skills or learn new ones? Then HAMESH is for you.
Contact Chairman Stewart Burns at hamesh@postcodepublications.com or just drop in - location map and other details available on www.hamesh.co.uk
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