Go green education, management and implementation in Kaaf Orphanage (Small) Foundation

The Indonesian population is about 261 million people (Indonesia's Statistics Agency/BPS, 2017). A part of them is in absolute poverty. Indonesia's absolute poverty rose to 27.77 million people in March 2017 (from 27.76 million in September 2016). However, the country's relative poverty figure fell to 10.64 percent of the population in March 2017 (from 10.70 percent in September 2016). This seeming paradox – the rising absolute poverty but falling relative poverty - is caused by Indonesia's growing population. Another characteristic of poverty in Indonesia is that poverty in the rural areas is worse than in urban areas. The BPS data show that in March 2017 Indonesia's urban poverty rate was 7.72 percent (of the urban population), while the nation's rural poverty was much higher at 13.93 percent (of the rural population). Some of the poor people are orphans. The Al Kaaf Orphanage (Small) Foundation (TAKOSF) keeps in touch with the orphans (about 70 boys and 60 girls). Some of them live in TAKOSF is baby since the age 2 weeks. They live in a rural area (1.4 ha) in Malang municipal. The leader and staff teach religion, implement daily jobs, cultivate “Koi” fish and goats, and plants the vegetables and fruit trees. The leader manages the financial allocation according to the donators suggestions and the result of compromises. This paper aims to indicate, to inform, and to understand the orphans condition in TAKOSF. The research method uses qualitative or subjective approach. The result of this observation informs about the increasing spirit of the orphans, skills, self manage, and they also help each other. We can also see the increasing the sustainability of the orphanage foundation management