Project DO YOUR BEST - JUST INVEST! This Strategic Partnership in Adult Education between Spain, Romania, Slovakia, Italy and Poland involves a two-year collaboration and involves work on two levels. On the one hand we want to expand the field of work with a selected group of adults. The aim of that work is to increase their opportunities to participate in society and improve their family situation. This part of our project is mainly based on workshops in soft social skills is to adapt our group to the requirements of the labor market, to increase their life satisfaction and improve their language skills associated with operating the computer and on the opportunities for active leisure. We would like each partner organisation to create such a local group, consisting of about 15 people and it worked under the said training. On the other hand, our project involves work on an international level concerning the development of the competences of professionals involved in the project working group . Each partner organization will create the 6-8 person group and it will be organizing local activities. Within the framework of international cooperation, this group will also participate in Short-term trainigs for staff, or meetings devoted to building international partnerships and exchange of experience. Furthermore, under the management of the project we are going to organize two international projects meetings: at the beginning of the project in Poland and in Spain at the end of the project. Our aim is not only the above described work, but also the preparation of the Handbook Do your best - just invest! containing all methods and ideas used during the project ( by all partner organizations ). This Handbook will be promoted during the five conferences summarizing the project. Each organization will be responsible for organizing such a conference in its country, and inviting to the conference representatives of local authorities, representatives of organizations / institutions / establishments engaged in activities for adults (particularly those with fewer opportunities ) .