Info: The British Romanian Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organisation, established in 1998. A registered company limited by guarantee and owned by its membership with the mission to use its good offices and activities to increase British-Romanian business and investments, to foster a better understanding between the two nations and encourage bilateral trade and industry, tourism, financial investment and cultural relations.

Info: The Ratiu Foundation was established in London in 1979 by Ion and Elisabeth Ratiu to promote and support projects which further education and research in the culture and history of Romania.

Info: ROMANi ONLiNE is the most popular virtual meeting space for the Romanians living in the UK. Our mission is to support Romanians living or that are willing to relocate in the UK, by giving them access to important and accurate information in order the ease the integration process within the British society. Meanwhile, we are supporting the Romanian community to keep hold of the Romanian identity and traditions. We have over 8,500 registered members.

Info: Institutul Cultural Roman (ICR - the Romanian Cultural Institute) is Romania's official organisation which promotes Romanian culture and civilisation worldwide. Its Patron is the President of Romania and its Chairman is H.-R. Patapievici. ICR is a non-profit, non-political organisation, open to engage in any form of collaboration and partnership project-work: from government agencies to NGOs and individual artists or cultural promoters.

Info: The League of Romanian Students Abroad ensures an organized environment for the community of Romanian Students abroad by promoting a strong solidarity between its members, as valuable representatives of their country and a positive attitude towards coming back home upon graduation. LRSA defends and promotes the legal rights and academic, professional, social and cultural interests of its members and smoothens up the path toward a prosperous and democratic Romania. LRSA has been created for Romanian students and graduates abroad, as well as for other Romanians intereste in studying outside their home country. Therefore, LRSA creates a representative community for the Romanian human capital currently based abroad.

Info: The association’s aim is to take the burdens that relocating to a different country implies and reduce them to the minimum in order to make the change smooth. CURSS is going to develop due to the need of information, support and guidance; it will create greater awareness and solve uncertainties.

Info: KentRoSchock, The Romanian Student's Society at Kent University promotes an intercultural environment both for new students and those who have been with us for a while. Membership is of course open to anyone who would be interested in sharing experiences and in the same time learning about Romanian culture, tradition and language.