The project STRONGMOTHER wanted to support professionals in adult education working with single-parents. The main focus was to share knowledge and experience on approaches, projects, methods and network structures for an improved support structure for the target group single parents in Europe and to integrate single-parents into the field of further education, training and the labour market.To serve this aim the project consortium shared their good and best practice and designed a wishlist out of best practice examples, recommendations as well as shortcomings, to-do´s and needs. This handbook was then distributed among adult education providers, VET institutions, adult education associations and local and regional authorities to promote the empowerment of the support structures for single-parents. All the material is accesible for the public by creating a project website, where all publications and project activities are displayed. By doing so the project wanted to enrich adult education and develop Pan-European ideas for the support of single-parents.The consortium of the project partners covered a variety of organisations working with the target group single-parents. Members of the partnership were adult education providers, e.g. one of theses is implementing art and music as a way to support learning, a museum of labour and single parent associations. Therefore a broad variety of methodological approaches as well as the possibility to create new ways for learning and socialising for single-parents was represented and shared within the project.Innovative approaches and methods were tested on their transferability by including learners from the target group and therefore ensure sustainable project results.