About the Wilton Mens Shed

The aim of the Wilton Mens Shed is to :

• To prevent social exclusion by promoting the opportunity for friendships, social engagement and skill sharing in a safe and enjoyable environment, in which members can meet and carry out creative projects acceptable to the Shed and of their own choosing, individually, jointly and for the benefit of the wider community.
• To promote social inclusion for public benefit through the provision of a facility particularly for, but not exclusively for, men at risk of being socially excluded.
• To promote good health and wellbeing to its members through active participation and, from time to time, providing opportunities for relevant health organisations to raise awareness of good health strategies for the benefit of the Shed.

 The Wilton Men's Shed is an organisation not just exclusively for the older generation.  Our membership spans the ages from 30yrs old to 80+ yrs old. 

*You must be over 18 to become a member.

The Wilton Mens Shed is a safe and inclusive organisation. We welcome everyone from every walk of life and that includes you. 

Our Membership is made up of :  

Builders, Carpenters, Plumbers, Electricians, Soldiers, Mechanical Engineers, Footballers, Sailors, Rugby Players, Airmen, Chess Players, Kite Flyers, Computer Gamers, Veterans, Cricketers, Mayors, Record Collectors, Fathers, Astronomers, Big Kids, Tea slurpers, Stamp Collectors, Bus Drivers, Armature Comedians, Conversationalists, Lego Master Builders, 

Grandfathers, Book Readers, Cyclists, Bakers, Delivery Drivers, Artists, Scout Leaders, Policemen, Railway Engineers, Story Tellers, Street Performers, Harry Potter Fans, Whistlers, Gardeners, IT Technicians, Accountants, Marmite Lovers and Haters, Snorers, Tap Dancers, Shower Singers, Sport Commentators, Bin Men, Gardeners, and newspaper readers....

(This is not an exhaustive list 😂...)

 Why is your wellbeing important? 

Loneliness and social isolation can affect people of all ages, including children, and can have a significant impact on health and wellbeing. Further details can be found below:

• Public Health England Report
• Independant Age Report
• The Office for National Satatistics (ONS)

1.  Join our Facebook page (Mens Shed at Wilton) link bottom of page
2. Complete the form in the "get involved tab" at the top of this page and one of team will be in contact.
3. Pop Along to one of our public meetings say hello and rate the quality of our tea (where available).
4. Download and complete the application form below.