Welcome to the AMSA
Established in 2007 by the Australian independent community based Men's Sheds to represent, support and promote the Mens Shed Movement and to act as a central hub for information exchange. The Australian Mens Shed Association is funded by the Federal Government to provide initial and ongoing practical support for the development of all Mens Sheds.
The Australian Mens Shed Association is a member based organisation founded on the principle of sharing information freely between Sheds and those communities and organisations wishing to establish a Shed.
AMSA services are provided freely to registered and non registered sheds, Membership to the Association is FREE for all services excluding membership that includes our discounted Group Public Liability Insurance Scheme.
AMSA is a charitable not-for-profit association and is registered as a Deductible Gift Recipient. AMSA is the peak body representing Mens Sheds in Australia providing free practical support and assistance. With over 650 Mens Sheds registered AMSA is now the largest Association in Australia focussed on male health and well-being.
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Latest News
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18 Jan 2012
Help us obtain an up to date snap shot of how many men are now in the shed's buy participating in the poll
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18 Jan 2012
AMSA welcomes the opening of a new shed at Baranduda .
The shed is located in Wodonga Vic and has approx 6 members
For all enquiries please contact Andrew Stark at AMSA
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18 Jan 2012
Thank you for voting, the results show 79.55% of you found the website easy to navigate.
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20 Jan 2012
We are looking forward to welcoming a lot more of our friends, old and new, to visit this Expo.
Last year over 250 men came and all had a great time, we hope this year they can expect to go away with a lot more that they came with, if not in goodies but valuable information and friendships.
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30 Jan 2012
Do you need help leaving early before a high fire risk day, or know someone who does?
Leaving early before a bushfire is the best way to ensure your safety – but for some people, it’s not that easy.
People who are frail or elderly, have a physical disability, or have problems thinking clearly or acting quickly under stress may be reliant on others to help them leave early on Severe, Extreme or Code Red fire day.
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