The purpose of this study is to investigate, based on the participants' perceptions, how the community-type parenting education program contributed to making changes in the participants' personal lives, family lives, and even society from the perspective of social impact. To this end, we conducted interviews with 22 people who experienced participation in the community-type parent education program, and qualitatively analyzed them to derive exploratory results. Participants in the community-type parent education program felt that positive changes occurred in terms of mental and spiritual health, physical health, relationships with others, community, community, hobbies, careers, and financial status at the individual level. The participants recognized that the community-type parenting education program contributed to raising confidence and satisfaction as parents, while lowering parenting stress. In addition, they responded that healthy lifestyles such as support, sharing, listening, and explaining appeared more naturally in the home. Furthermore, community-type parenting education helped to make parents' lives and families healthy, and confirmed the possibility of contributing to community well-being by building trust in society and community.