Little Friends 27555 Diehl Road, Warrenville, IL 60555

"I would not recommend this school to my worse enemy. They did awful things to my child."

"One of the most amazing organizations with the most amazing people. I’ve worked with them for years and it’s so great to see what they are able to do and provide for individuals and their families. Highly recommend the Little Friends organization."

"Evaluations are very helpful as are parent education seminars. Great for making visual schedules. Very experienced behavior people. They do well with higher functioning kids and have the luxury of picking their students so their success may have a lot to do with that. Unfortunately they were not able/interested in my complex child as a student."

"Little Friends in Lisle (the high school) is one of the two worst schools (the other is Turning Pointe in Naperville) we've experienced with our son. They were incompetent to the core and did not treat my son well. Please research all of the schools well and visit and talk to them before moving your children into these schools. They get a lot of money from the school district, and that's pretty much all they're interested in. They don't care about your child and you have to, unfortunately, learn to be in their faces if you want anything done right with your child."

"We have been so blessed by the Little Friends organization. Last summer they worked with our son to create a comprehensive picture of who he is, what makes him tick, how to help him, and how he can move forward in the world. After 6 years of wondering, we finally had answers and a direction. The time they spent, their kindness and patient cheering for our son, and the knowledge they've shared have changed our lives forever. This year, with their exhaustive report in hand, I was able to approach our son's school and work with them to get/provide the support he needs. He's been significantly supported this entire school year, and now we have a plan in place so that he will in the future too. Because of Little Friends, we went from "I don't know what to do because I don't really know what is going on" to "Okay, we got this". We can never thank them enough."