Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs | Little Friends, Inc.

Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs | Little Friends, Inc. - Adult Day Services

27545 Diehl Road, Warrenville, IL 60555

Eligibility

Have a diagnosed disability that significantly interferes with their ability to be gainfully employed in the community; Possess a state-issued identity card and a valid social security card; Be legally able to work in the United States; Behave in a manner that does not endanger the safety of others or disrupt the program; Be independent enough that one-to-one staff assistance is not required; Be eligible for third-party funding or be able to accept responsibility for program fees; Last year of schooling (transition year) or older; Complete all requirements of Spectrum's intake process; Be able to benefit from Spectrum's services

Required documents

State ID Social Security card Call for additional documents

Hours

Monday to Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

630-355-6533

Voice - Main

https://www.littlefriendsinc.org

Languages

English

Application process

(1) Call 630-852-7520 for more information on the intake process, which varies depending on the program selected (2) The specific needs of the individual will be assessed during the phone interview, and in-person appointment may be scheduled (3) All intake document requirements will be discussed over the phone, or in person if an in-person appointment is scheduled.

Fees

No fees, Self-pay, Medicaid Waiver, Government funding/DCFS

Service area

Dupage County, IL

Description

Provides adult day services for individuals with autism and other intellectual disabilities, offering vocational training and job placement opportunities. Administrative offices for Residential programs for individuals with disabilities.

Date of Last Formal Update

12/12/2025

Data provided by

211 DuPage County

What's Here

Comprehensive Disability Related Employment Programs

Providing organization

Little Friends Inc

Administrative offices and Provides services to those with autism and other intellectual disabilities through alternative schools, independent living training, community living services, vocational services, speech therapy, occupational therapy, social skills groups and therapeutic support groups. Also offers children's respite program for caregivers.