Spectroteam for Romania Foundation is having contacts with several humanitarian organisations, foundations and other non-governmental organisations operating in Romania. Spectroteam for Romania and Lamont Handicapped Center maintain a special collaboration and support relationship.

The Lamont Handicapped Centre is aiming to become a model education and sport club for handicap kids. The first Lamont Handicapped Center has been opened in Cluj in the spring of 2000.

Fig. 1. Sir Richard Ralph the British Ambassador (major donor to the Center), Donald Lamont (Sally's uncle and major donor to the Center), Sally Wood-Lamont, founding member and President of The Lamont Handicapped Center (member of the Spectroteam for Romania Foundation), and Ioana Robu during the Opening Ceremony.

Fig. 2. Some mebers of the Lamont Handicapped Center.

Fig. 3. Ancuta in the play "Community Spirit" with other members.

Fig. 4. Good Friday - on the boat in Belis, a lake about 60 Km away from Cluj. This was the first boat trip for many of the members of the Center.

Fig. 5. Easter Sunday and preparing the two lambs for 40 people for lunch. Members and parents participated.

Fig. 6. The Easter Service at the Lamont Handicapped Center. Ceila Kenny, Chaplain of the Lamont Center led the Service.