Do what you enjoy.
Football, gym sessions, gaming, cinema, arts and music. Opportunities to share your interests and try something different.
Good company. New experiences. Everyday independence. We support young adult men with learning disabilities, autism and ADHD to enjoy life and build their confidence.
FIND YOUR PEOPLE ↗We bring people together through shared interests, practical support and activities in our base and out in the community.
Football, gym sessions, gaming, cinema, arts and music. Opportunities to share your interests and try something different.
Shopping, budgeting and getting out and about. Support to practise everyday skills and take steps towards greater independence.
Community activities, trips and volunteering. New experiences, familiar faces and opportunities to make connections.
The LADS Hull Ltd provides day opportunities and community support for young adult men with mild learning disabilities, autism and ADHD.
Our approach combines group activities with practical support. We get to know each person, their interests and the support that helps them take part.
Support shaped around interests, confidence and individual needs.
Time together, shared activities and a sense of belonging.
Opportunities to practise skills and build independence.
Based in Hull, with activities extending beyond our doors.
A bold vision for our new Hull base, celebrating friendship, confidence and Learning And Developing Socially.

Thinking about LADS for yourself, a family member or someone you support? We'd be happy to talk.
Get in touch to discuss interests, support needs and what you're looking for.
Ask about visiting, the activities we offer and whether our service is a good fit.
We'll talk through support arrangements, availability and any referral or funding questions.
Our service supports young adult men with mild learning disabilities, autism and ADHD. We discuss each person's needs to establish whether the support we offer is suitable.
We offer building-based group sessions and support in the community, with individual support where agreed. Activities include leisure, social opportunities and everyday independence skills.
Yes. Individuals, families, carers, social workers and other professionals are welcome to get in touch to discuss the service and potential referrals.
No. LADS does not provide personal care. Please talk to us about the support required so we can establish whether our service is appropriate.
Contact Jamie Waldron to discuss the support needed, current availability and funding arrangements. Costs depend on the agreed service and support.
Read our leaflet to find out about our approach, activities and support for individuals and families. Contact Jamie Waldron to discuss current availability and arrangements.
Speak to Jamie Waldron about LADS, arrange a conversation or ask about referrals. We'd love to hear from you.
The LADS Hull Ltd
Hull, East Yorkshire