Sheddit is a community shed for men and women to make, mend and repair things - mostly out of recycled materials. It's a place where you can learn new skills and get to know others in a safe, friendly and supportive space.
This activity is good for wellbeing because
- it's a good way to meet people and get out of the house;
- you can make and mend things - learning new skills for your benefit and for the benefit of the local community;
- re-using and recycling materials is good for the environment.
How to contact
Where to go
Sheddit! Swavesey (contact the team for address)
What to expect
Sheddit is a workshop and storage facility where adults can come and work on their own projects or use the recycled materials and donated tools and equipment to create items for sale or for the local community.
There's always someone to chat to and regular members of the Sheddit community are happy to share their skills and knowledge.
More information
It is essential that people are fully briefed and prepared before they attend for the first time, so telephone or email an organiser (see contact info) so they can give you the address and arrange to meet you and show you around. They can also let you know when Sheddit will be open.
There's plenty of car parking spaces. The venue is wheelchair accessible but it's worth talking to an organiser first about your mobility requirements. There's no toilet onsite.
Tea and coffee is provided but bring your own milk and biscuits!
To find more Community Sheds and Men's Sheds in South Cambs click on this link.
Sheddit is free to attend.
How to contact
Where to go
Sheddit! Swavesey (contact the team for address)
