You don't have to do this alone. Below are organizations, communities, and tools created by and for people who have left or are leaving Orthodox Judaism.
If you're in crisis or feeling unsafe, help is available right now.
NYC-based organization providing educational, vocational, and social support to individuals who have left or are considering leaving ultra-Orthodox and Hasidic Jewish communities.
Educational resource exploring the origins and evolution of Hasidic Judaism, its founders, and its cultural impact.
Israeli organization supporting those who have left the ultra-Orthodox world, providing practical assistance and community.
UK-based support for people leaving the Charedi community, offering practical help and emotional support.
UK charity helping people who are leaving or have left the Charedi or Hasidic community.
Support for LGBTQ+ Jews and their families in the Orthodox community.
Helping women who are trapped in marriages because their husbands refuse to grant a Get (Jewish divorce).
Large online community for people who have left Orthodox Judaism. A safe space for sharing experiences and asking questions.
A space for respectful dialogue between those who have left and those still in the Orthodox world.
A group for respectful discussion and debate about Jewish beliefs, texts, and practices.
Reddit community for former Orthodox and Hasidic Jews to share experiences and support each other.
Free online library of Jewish texts with translations and commentary. The best tool for verifying sources and exploring texts yourself.
Interactive exploration of 4,000 years of Jewish history through chapters, quizzes, and AI-powered learning.
Comparative exploration of world religions and worldviews—see how Judaism fits into the broader human search for meaning.
Look for therapists who specialize in religious trauma syndrome (RTS). Many offer sliding scale fees.
Free, 24/7 crisis support. Text HOME to 741741 to connect with a trained crisis counselor.
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