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% will 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.
We’re a parking enforcement organisation - although we are quite different to the rest.
By partnering with retail and public-facing businesses, our mission is to eliminate mobility parking abuses.
We offer a completely free solution, currently via camera monitoring via an ANPR-based camera system:
Camera Monitoring
We provide an ANPR-based camera system at the sites that monitors every person using the mobility parks. The cameras will take photographs, which are passed to our internal assessment team to be verified.
We work together with the location to choose meaningful charities and initiatives that we both support, with the $50 donation being split across these.
Canary App
We will provide* a free app that anyone can use to report people parking without permits at any partnered space. Simply take a photo, choose your favourite charity then submit. If the report is successful, we will donate $50 to your chosen charity.
*the app is currently under development, sign up to the newsletter to stay up to date with developments.
Support your community, support your charity.
Every time we enforce a mobility parking abuse you choose your favourite charity. If it’s successful, we will donate $50 to your chosen charity.
Ready to take the next step?
By the community, for the community. We need your help.
Whether you’re an individual who wants to look out, a retailer looking to look out for our mobility impaired community, or a charity wanting to benefit from your supporters reports, we welcome everyone.
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.