This study aims to analyse the effects of core programs on balancing ability, performance of common actions and psychological functions. For the purposes, the study measured depression and self-efficacy using a Functional Reach Test(FRT), a Timed Up and Go Test(TUG), a Functional Independence Measure(FIM). The subjects of the study were able to walking 20 elderly patients of H nursing home due to stroke and they were categorized into a control group(for neurologic physical therapy) and a test group(for neurologic physical therapy and core program) with 10 for each group. The study analysed FRT and TUG for balancing ability, FIM for daily actions, and CES-D and self-efficacy Scale for psychological functions. Eight weeks after the program, the test group`s FIM and FRT increased, depression significantly decreased and self-efficacy significantly increased in comparison with those of the control group. In conclusion, it is suggested that the core program is recommended for elderly patients with stroke as a home exercise program as it can enhance balancing ability of the subjects, resulting in enhanced psychological functions.