This study conducted consulting and monitoring of 31 disabled organizations that received program funding from the Korea Foundation for the Disabled in 2018 and analyzed their effectiveness In addition, the Commission decided to identify the characteristics of the disabled groups by dividing them into four types, and to enhance the direction of support for disabled groups in the future. The corresponding sample t-verification before and after consulting and monitoring resulted in improved capabilities, followed by program performance (10.1%), accounting management (5.14%), document management (3.57%), and overall operation (3.54%), and total preand post-production program performance increased 16.96%. Overall program operations and areas of program execution showed a statistically significant increase in the level of consulting effectiveness in both areas. In addition, the disabled groups were classified into four types: consulting effective organizations (groups with high program performance and consulting reflection rates), regretful organizations (groups with low program performance rates but with high consulting reflection rates), hard-working groups (groups with both low program performance and low consulting reflection rates), and basic groups (groups with high program performance rates but low consulting rates). Based on this, policy and practical measures are proposed.