Mobility parks exist for those who need them

Right now, too many are inaccessible when they're required the most

A mobility park is more than a parking space.

Protected mobility parks mean greater freedom and confidence for those who rely on them.

Canary is restoring fairness for those who rely on mobility parks by preventing misuse and creating real accountability — all without burdening businesses.

How Canary Works:

Businesses pay nothing; the cost is covered by those who misuse mobility parks.

WE’VE DONATED

SO FAR FROM COLLECTED BREACH FEES*

$ 28000

We donate $50 from each successful breach

Turning misuse into meaningful impact.

Every breach doesn’t just create accountability, it contributes to something bigger. By protecting mobility parks, you’re helping ensure people who genuinely need access can actually use it. And every misuse turned around becomes real support for New Zealand charities. It’s a simple way to do the right thing for your customers, your community, and your space.

Partner with canary to create real accountability and protect access.

Help keep mobility parks available for the people who genuinely need them.

Help keep mobility parks available for the people who genuinely need them.

For many people, mobility parks are not a convenience.
They are essential to being able to visit, shop, attend appointments, and move through everyday life with dignity.

When those spaces are misused, the impact is immediate. People who rely on them can be left without safe or reasonable access to your premises.

Canary helps businesses take a stand in a way that is practical, respectful, and effective. Our monitored parking solution helps deter misuse, protect access for genuine permit holders, and create accountability without placing extra pressure on your staff.

Canary is designed to be non-intrusive, fair, and highly effective.

In The Media

Canary’s work to protect mobility parking has been featured in New Zealand media for its leadership and impact.

TVNZ Breakfast

People misusing mobility carparks shows ‘lack of respect’

“When you take that space without needing it… you are blocking the ability for someone else to participate in society.”

– Juliana Carvalho

1News covered how misuse of mobility carparks shows a lack of respect, featuring Canary’s role in tackling the issue.

The Press

Mobility parking fine increase fails to address main problem for disability groups

“[The fines] don’t apply to what is known as private parks… In actual fact, that is where our biggest problem is.” – BJ Clark, CCS Disability Action

The Press highlighted Canary as a solution, noting its system “caught more than 90% of offenders” while remaining free for businesses.

HOW IT WORKS

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 was developed specifically for mobility parking abuse enforcement and 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 enforced breach, we donate $50 to these causes, demonstrating our dedication to the communities we serve. We donate over $24,000 a year to charity – per site. That’s thousands every month going directly to amazing charities supporting health, mobility, and community welfare.

ENDORSED BY NEW ZEALAND'S ONLY AUTHORISED MOBILITY PERMIT ISSUERS

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

"HATO HONE ST JOHN IS DEEPLY GRATEFUL FOR THE GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM CANARY."

“Canary’s donations have made it possible for us to renew our Accessibility Tick this year – an achievement we would not have been able to reach without Canary’s help.

Thank you, Canary, for being part of this meaningful journey with us.”

- HATO HONE ST JOHN

LET’S WORK TOGETHER TO STOP THE ABUSE 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.

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.