Good Foot Support Services
Good Foot Support Services (business registration number: 825692668RR0001) is a Canadian registered charity founded in 2010 to address employment disparities faced by neurodivergent individuals. Operating primarily in Toronto, the organization provides professional courier services while fostering vocational and life skills development for its employees.

Mission and services

The charity’s primary initiative, Good Foot Delivery, employs neurodivergent individuals—including those on the autism spectrum—to perform same-day deliveries via public transit and foot. The service emphasizes reliability and professionalism while creating inclusive work environments. By 2012, Canadian employment rates for autistic adults were reported at 14%, compared to 93% for the general population, a gap the organization directly addresses through its employment model[^1^][^2^].

Employment model

Good Foot’s couriers receive paid employment alongside training in professional and life skills aimed at improving long-term employability. The program focuses on independence, self-direction, and responsibility, with over 30 couriers participating as of its public documentation[^3^]. The organization reports benefits such as enhanced productivity, low absenteeism, and improved employee engagement due to its neurodiversity-focused approach[^4^].

Impact and operations

The charity integrates a holistic training framework, emphasizing social and vocational skill development to help participants achieve greater autonomy. Its model has been cited for fostering community-building among neurodivergent individuals while challenging employment inequities[^5^].