Jack.org

Jack.org is a Canadian youth mental health non-profit organization focused on mental health education, peer support, and suicide prevention rather than drug development. It works with young people across Canada through programs such as Jack Talks, Jack Chapters, Be There, Jack Ride, and educator resources designed to improve mental health literacy, build supportive communities, and connect youth to help. The organization was co-founded by Eric Windeler and Sandra Hanington in memory of their son Jack Windeler and has grown into one of Canada’s largest youth mental health networks. For a biotech analyst, Jack.org should be understood as a health-focused charitable service organization, not a therapeutic developer, pharma company, or clinical-stage biotech.