Become a partner

Every collection point begins a useful journey.

From an independent salon to a municipality, marina or foundation, every partner can contribute in a different and meaningful way.

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Five ways to take part

Find the role that fits your organisation.

We do not ask everyone for the same thing. Each partnership is built around a clear role, a realistic outcome and a way to measure it.

01Collection points

Salons, barber shops & pet groomers

Keep clean, dry clippings separate. We provide simple guidance and organise entry into the network.

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02Local applications

Municipalities, marinas & ports

Co-design controlled pilots around pollution prevention, drains, equipment and public environmental awareness.

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03Corporate responsibility

Companies & sponsors

Support equipment, collection, training or a defined pilot, with agreed indicators and reporting.

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04Evidence

Universities & researchers

Collaborate on materials testing, environmental safety, soil applications and life-cycle analysis.

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05Social purpose

Foundations & funders

Support organisational development and accessible green jobs with transparent progress reporting.

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Correct separation where hair is cut is the first step towards recovering the material.Photo: Matter of Trust
For collection points

Clean. Dry. Separate.

Those are the three essential rules. The process must stay easy for the team and fit the normal rhythm of the workplace.

  • Yes: human hair and clean pet fur.
  • No: paper, gloves, foils, food, liquids or other waste.
  • Storage: in a dry, closed bag or container set out in the collection protocol.
  • Recording: basic weight and collection-date information.
A new partner’s journey

Four clear steps, without unnecessary complexity.

01

Introduction

Tell us who you are, where you are based and roughly how much material you collect.

02

Feasibility check

We agree acceptance criteria, packaging, destination and who pays shipping before any dispatch.

03

Guidance & start

Your team receives short instructions and begins separating correctly.

04

Shipping & update

You send the material after confirmation; GGHS will weigh, check and record each accepted batch.

After you express interest, we will contact you. Once the pilot starts, businesses will ship material to Athens after we agree instructions, the destination and shipping arrangements. Do not send material before confirmation. Collection routes may be considered at a later stage of growth.

Built with shared knowledge, strong partnerships and clear commitments.

Matter of TrustInternational know-howHair Matters (formerly Clean Wave)HIGGSOrganisational developmentMember of the HIGGS Incubator programme
Let’s make it useful

Do you have hair, knowledge, space, networks or funding? There is a practical way to help.