The purpose of this study was to verifying the effect of a social re-adjustment program for stroke survivors on the upper extremity function, shoulder pain, functional independence, rehabilitation motivation, and social re-adjustment. The research design was a quasi-experimental research of nonequivalent control group pre and post design. Both experimental group and control group consisted of 30 and were provided with a social re-adjustment program twice a week for 7 weeks from May to August, 2010. The data were analyzed using SPSS 18.0 PC+ Win. The results above have approved that the social readjustment program, a caring mediation to make stroke survivors at home restore physical and psychological function and readjust at a proper level in control social aspects, improves upper limb function, functional independence, rehabilitation motivation, and social re-adjustment. Applying the social re-adjustment program to stroke survivors by step and individual would lead them to encourage the rehabilitation and promote re-adjustment for return to the society with the positive effect.