This study aims to investigate the difficulties in raising disabled children for mothers in multi-cultural families, and propose solutions to resolve these issues. To this purpose, five mothers from multi-cultural families whose children frequent social welfare centers were chosen as subjects, and semi-structured interviews were conducted on them from 2018.6.1. to 2018.11.30. The results of the analysis are as follows. First, the mothers were not properly educated in the Korean language and culture before marriage, and were introduced to the social welfare centers by the multi-cultural center staff after giving birth to children with disabilities. Second, even though they were being provided health and educational aid from the disabled welfare centers, positive and negative aspects of child-rearing were coexistent in all the mothers. Third, they appeared to be experiencing social-cultural difficulties and stress from raising a disabled child at the same time, and demanded various aids to solve these issues. These results from a basis for proposing support programs to relieve the difficulties in raising disabled children for mothers in multi-cultural families.