Empowering everyday Kiwis to look out for our vulnerable community
Well over 750,000 New Zealanders abuse mobility parks at least once a year.
Of these, 97% never face a consequence for abusing mobility parks and hurting our disabled community by making them walk extra distance in agony and actively blocking them from going about their daily lives.
One of the ways Canary helps support our disabled communities is by making monthly donations from the proceeds from enforcement, making sure that offenders are helping to make sure our disabled communities and the charities that support them get the funding they need.
Our Mission
We are committed to ensuring that mobility parking spaces are responsibly used by those who truly need them. Our innovative ANPR-based camera system that was developed specifically for mobility parking abuse enforcement monitors these spaces, capturing images for compliance verification by our internal team.
Transforming Parking Enforcement
Canary Organisation is redefining parking enforcement. By partnering with retail and public-facing businesses, our goal is to eliminate mobility parking abuses by offering a no-cost solution that benefits everyone.
Community Engagement
In partnership with local businesses, we support meaningful charities and initiatives. For every successful breach, we donate $50 to these causes, demonstrating our dedication to the communities we serve. We’ve donated over $15,000 to amazing charities in just the past few months, directly supporting health, mobility, and community welfare.
Support your community, support your charity.
Every time we enforce a mobility parking abuse we donate $50 to chosen charities that support our community in meaningful ways. This way, we ensure that no matter the long term outcome of our approach, we are supporting the community at every step.
Let’s work together to stop these abuses continuing.
If you’ve noticed mobility parking abuses at a shopping centre or parking lot, let us know and we will work towards getting permission to enforce at those sites to eliminate mobility park abuse.