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The Owl’s NestAt The Owl’s Nest you can get practically involved: make or repair something, work on your own project, learn a skill, share knowledge or take part in a workshop. What is possible depends on the location and the people who guide and carry out the work there.
The Owl’s Nest is a project built around a shareable work model. That work model can be carried out by different operators at different locations. A specific location gives it a local form, but no single location or operator defines or limits the project as a whole.
The project connects practical and technical work with learning, knowledge sharing, social involvement, recovery and participation. Individuals, professionals and organisations can take part, collaborate around activities or projects, or explore how the work model could also be carried out in another place.
Practical work, shared knowledge and room to move forward.
You can start with a practical activity, learn more about The Owl’s Nest or look for a way to collaborate. Choose the route that best matches what you are looking for.
Bring your own project, repair or partly completed work. Read how workshop use works, which activities and facilities are available at each location and which arrangements and costs may apply.
Learn or try a technique with guidance. See which workshops are currently available and what you can expect during a session.
See where the work model is currently being carried out and compare the operator, access arrangements, activities, facilities and local possibilities for each location.
Ask a question, discuss an idea, show us something that may be repairable or schedule time for a project, guidance or a longer conversation.
The Owl’s Nest is a project built around a shareable practical work model. You can read more about its principles and history, follow projects and activities connected to its practical execution, collaborate as a professional or organisation, or explore how the work model could be carried out in another place.
Read how the project developed, which principles underpin it and how the shareable work model can be carried out by different operators and at different locations.
Discover different ways to take part: making and repairing, arts and crafts, learning, volunteering, rebuilding a daily rhythm or simply finding a suitable place to begin.
Explore technical, social and public-benefit projects connected to the practical execution of the work model, including longer-running projects, the development of locations and collaborative building and learning projects.
Read how practical work, learning, recovery and participation can connect with education, care and treatment, reintegration, employers, referrers and other forms of social collaboration.
Would you like to make The Owl’s Nest possible in your city, neighbourhood, school or organisation? Read what is needed for a new place where the shareable work model can be carried out, who can be involved and how knowledge, experience and responsibility are shared and protected.
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