The purpose of this study was to improve parenting competence by developing a parent empowerment program that could strengthen parent’s self-confidence in child-rearing and performing ability of parental role and enhance the positive function of family, and then applying it to the couples of multicultural family who had young children, thus examining its effects on parental satisfaction, marital adaptation and marital satisfaction. The program was applied for 2 hours in a session/per week and it was carried out in 8 sessions with parents from multicultural families. Based on such variables as parental satisfaction, marital adaptation and marital satisfaction, pre-and post-test were compared. Study findings are as follows: the program had positive influence upon parental satisfaction. In particular, the program presented a significant difference in such sub-variables of parental satisfaction as parent-child relationship and parental role conflict. Second, the program presented a statistically significant result in marital adaptation. Third, the program had positive influence upon the improvement of marital satisfaction. In conclusion, this study’s program seems to be able to present very effective results in the actual scene of social welfare as a support program for parent empowerment in the early stage of parenting in multicultural family, and contribute to smooth child-rearing and life-quality improvement in multicultural family.