The idea of social capital arises from the assumed that associates of the community are unlikely to solve the several problems they face individually. This social capital method is an alternative to the economic development approaches of the low -income community that usually get financial aid from the government. Previous studies have outlined factors or dimensions based on their respective studies. Therefore, the purpose of this study was conducted to identify several high value social capital factors from the entire study. This study uses quantitative methods and is conducted in cross -section containing 70 items and is divided into two parts, part A (demographic) and Part B (social capital). The social capital section has six factors namely network and communication, trust, norms, values and habits; social rules, capabilities or ability and religious needs. Data is processed using Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) and factor analysis tests. The findings of the study found that four new social capital factors have been identified as dimensions of empowerment, social interactions, beliefs and social norms. In summary, this study presents only a number of social capital factors identified. There are still many other factors that can be studied in advanced studies. Factors such as motivation, politics and other factors can be taken into account in the next study. These studies will also open more research opportunities that can be explored based on other factors that can contribute to improving the quality of life, especially the low -income group.