A collaborative environment where men work shoulder-to-shoulder to create a variety of projects for themselves and the community.

Welcome to the Coquitlam Men's Shed

This is a replacement for the shed (or workshop) you had before you downsized or lost to storage or the shed you always wanted. It’s an alternate way to reach out, avoid ‘isolation’, find new opportunities and interests, to socialize and work along with other men on activities which give a sense of purpose.

Many men, especially after retirement, find themselves alone, often living in isolation and needing to connect with their community and find new purpose but aren’t sure how. Others just want to learn a new skill or revisit old ones.

A Men’s Shed is a community-based, non-profit, non-commercial organization that is accessible to all men and whose primary activity is the provision of a safe and friendly environment where men are able to work on meaningful projects at their own pace in their own time in the company of other men. A major objective is to advance the well-being and health of their male members.

Each week members meet up to chat about collaborative community projects, new tool & skill training, and to connect about our lives. Beyond the regular weekly meet-ups, members make time to work at the shop together or on their own.

There are a lot of benefits and opportunities that come with a Men’s Shed, check the links to see what it is really all about, then come along and join in. Previous experience with life and a respectful attitude are all the qualifications required.

Benefits

Make Friends

Hang out, swap stories, and make new friends in a safe and friendly environment.

Build

We have the tools, equipment and shared knowledge to make your personal projects happen.

Participate

Bring you time and skills as we take on a variety of worthwhile community projects.

Membership

Tour the Shed: Contact us for an appointment, and we will show you around the Shed and workshop space, introduce you to some other members, and cover the shop safety procedures.

Application Form: Complete a simple application form that includes basic contact information.

Working Together

Group Work

Teri Towner, one of our favorite city councillors asked us if we could do a little work for someone who really needed help.

Planting

Planting soil in the garden of a homeless shelter by a bunch of Coquitlam Men’s Shed volunteers.

Food Bank Chute

Built a chute from the parking lot to the basement to help out a local food bank at Gordon Church, Burnaby.

Mothers Day

Thanks to the Men’s shed I was able to finish off a hand railing for a great mom. In time for her Mother’s Day.
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