About our shed
About Us
Willum Warrain operates a men’s group every Tuesday between 10.00am and 2.00pm with lunch supplied. We also meet several weekends a term. We always have a few laughs, a feed and share cultural knowledge with each other. It is an important space for Aboriginal men to come together in a spirit of friendship. We are always on the lookout for new fellas.
Shed Activities
Our shed is an Aboriginal Men's shed located on an Aboriginal Gathering Place (it is a community organisation)- we will be making traditional artifacts and sculptures in the shed once built.
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Contact
Neil Brew
Address
Phone
03 5979 1391Website
www.willumwarrain.org.au
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