There are different ways to start your own plastic-reuse project, if you have any questions or ideas, please get in touch.

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1. A self-directed community-based Initiative: these hubs function as either volunteer-led or social enterprises/micro-businesses; this model is well-suited for organised groups keen to pursue a longer-term community initiative.

2. A community networked hub: these hubs generally consist of community groups, schools, local businesses etc., who are working together to share resources and may function on a more casual or ad hoc basis.

3. A Third-Party Hub: In collaboration with REmida Perth, a group can work towards developing its own self-sustaining hub.

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There are some common features to each of these hubs that form the core of t he Jellyfish Plastics Initiative:

• Each hub is encouraged to develop its own identity that reflects the needs/personalities of its local community

• Jellyfish Plastics is an open-sourced initiative; each hub is encouraged to shared its intellectual property, experiences and learning with other groups in the network.

• For hubs that would like to retain a direct link with the Jellyfish Plastics Initiative, we ask that your ethos reflects the Jellyfish Plastics Philosophy.

• While Jellyfish Plastics is an open-sourced initiative, it is always appreciated when acknowledging other people's contributions.

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Jellyfish Plastics is a "why" concept that encourages creative approaches to developing plastic-wise communities. If you are interested in learning more or are unsure where to start, email admin@remidawa.com for more information.