JackJumpers to Participate in The Mind Games 2025: Supporting Workplace Mental Health
15 Dec
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The Tasmania JackJumpers are pleased to announce their participation in The Mind Games, working together to support workplace mental health through Australia’s largest teambuilding event. As a Stage Sponsor for the 2025 event, we’re joining The Mind Games community to raise awareness and funds for this important cause.
Taking place on 6th November 2025 at Princes Wharf No. 1, The Mind Games will bring workplaces together for a day of collaboration, problem-solving, and connection. With over $300,000 already raised for mental health research through the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, the 2025 event aims to build on this success.
Our participation highlights shared values of resilience, teamwork, and prioritising well-being—principles that resonate within our organisation and across the Tasmanian community. The unique pressures in professional sports make mental health a key focus, and we’re proud to contribute to this meaningful initiative.
"Sporting organisations like the JackJumpers are a great example of workplaces that face unique pressures while fostering resilience and teamwork," said Sherri Ring, Creator of The Mind Games. "Their involvement in The Mind Games 2025 shows their commitment to supporting mental health in their workplace and beyond. Together, we can make a real difference for workplace mental health in Tasmania."
Darren Smith, Chief Operating Officer of the Tasmania JackJumpers, added: "Our participation in The Mind Games underscores the importance of mental health in all workplaces. Supporting initiatives like this reinforces our belief that well-being is central to building stronger teams and communities."
We’re looking forward to participating in The Mind Games and helping inspire workplaces across Tasmania to prioritise mental health. Together, we aim to foster a supportive and connected community that drives positive change.

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