This study explored the use of an empowerment approach with multicultural families. Data were collected through in-depth interviews with 11 practitioners using this approach with multicultural families. Empowering was defined as a process through which family members understand and support each other and empower their physical, psychosocial, multicultural and informational competences. Strengths of the approach include the use of a strengths perspective, emphasizing equal partnership, and the achievement of a high level of effectiveness. Difficulties of the approach include family conflicts, shortage of resources, and lack of cooperation and coordination between agencies. The foremost task is the development of a resources system and services-delivery system. The study confirmed that an empowerment approach with multicultural families is effective and valid. The article concludes with a discussion of relevance and various associations between this approach and social constructionism.