Primarily Jewish individuals over the age of 18 seeking support—plus their families, caregivers, educators, and community partners. Most groups are topic- and life-stage–specific.

Absolutely. Imo Anochi is rooted in Orthodox Jewish values and follows halachic guidance in the way our programs and communities are structured. Jews of all backgrounds are welcome, and we strive to create an environment that is respectful of Orthodox practice while also being warm, supportive, and inclusive for anyone seeking connection, guidance, or community.

Our online platform connects you with people who share similar needs and life challenges. Each community has secure discussion forums, support groups, and a moderated space where you can share experiences or ask questions. Communities include an event calendar, helpful resources, and a media library. Many also offer mentorship options and the opportunity to join related WhatsApp groups.

Communities are managed by approved organizations and professionals who help guide conversations, ensure safety, and provide reliable information that aligns with Orthodox Jewish values.

Imo Anochi supports individuals facing a wide range of life challenges, including chronic illness, disability, mental health concerns, grief and loss, trauma, relationship struggles, and many others. Our goal is to create a caring space for every challenge a person may experience.

If a community does not currently exist for what you are going through, you can request it and we will do our best to create a safe, supportive space together.

Joining the Imo Anochi platform is completely free. Some workshops, support groups, or specialty events may have a registration fee, especially when they are run by partner organizations or require professional facilitation. Any fees will always be clearly noted in advance, and we work hard to keep programming accessible for everyone.

If you’re in immediate crisis, please contact local emergency services or a 24/7 helpline.