I developed the ability inspiration oriented group social work program for self-sustaining working women and analyzed its effectiveness quantitatively and qualitatively. First of all, to analyze the effectiveness of the program, I divided the dependent variables into self-efficiency, self-identity, ability to cope with and the ability of social problem solving. And then, I applied the group social work program developed in this study, and analyzed whether the differences between experimental group and controlled group show a meaningful result statistically. To do this, I used t-verification and Man-Whitney verification method for the verification on hypothesis 1 and hypothesis 2. And then, with a quantitative analysis like this, at the same time, I analyzed the process of ability inspiration in the group and used the method of quantitative and qualitative analysis describing the process of access activity for resource. Furthermore, I analyzed the term evaluation through a evaluation questionnaire based on the 3 question items; meaningfulness, evaluation on self and degree of contentment. The conclusion based on the results of this study is as follows. The two hypotheses developed in this study are maintained from the results of verification on these hypotheses.