Newsletters
LATEST NEWS FOR 2008 – Leonora Borg recently visited the home between February and March and Ed Brumby, a supporter of the Home, also paid a visit in May. We would also like to give a big thank you to Tom from London, and Sean & Danielle from Yorkshire for volunteering in the Home.
PREVIOUSLY – Hugo was one of Anita's children, 
brought in as a small child with no
legs. After having prosthetic attachments, he learnt to walk. Hugo moved
out of the Home three years ago and is now making his way as an
artist.
The disabled children started school, many for the first time in March 2006. In December 2005, everyone moved to new premises, incorporating a new name: the Anita Goulden Home. It's more spacious and has a garden! In the summer of 2006, the children won competitions in football; karate; swimming and volley.
Kristina and her mother Ketty visited the Home in August. Thanks to the generous support of The Lady Eleanor Holles School, Kristina was able to purchase three wheelchairs and games for the Home. Thank you!
Our new Director: Alicia, has a lot of experience working with disabled children.
A big thank you Vera!: Vera from Australia is volunteering in the Home. She's becoming a firm friend of all the children and young people, teaching them English and playing games.
Newsletter Archives
Newsletter 18: May, 2008 – Dear Supporters, it is a great privilege for me to be connected to The Anita Goulden Trust, and among the main reasons for this are the enormous pleasure and gratitude I feel as a result of the efforts of all those involved…
Newsletter 17: September, 2007 Dear Supporters, this is a mid-term Newsletter for two reasons. Firstly, readers will know of the recent earthquake in Peru, and the deeply distressing loss of life, injury and destruction…
Newsletter 16: April, 2007 Roger Brown: 'On the road again' - Regular readers will remember that towards the end of 2005 the Anita Goulden Home moved from the old La Sendita building into a newly rented house with better facilities…
Newsletter 15: April, 2006 Roger Brown: Regular readers will know that recent years have been difficult ones for the Trust, and for the home in Piura…
Update: December, 2005 Dear friends and supporters of the Anita Goulden Trust: In normal times you would have received by now a bumper Christmas number of our newsletter, bringing stories and pictures of the activities at La Sendita over recent months…
Newsletter 13: March, 2005 Roger Brown: Dear Friends, I must begin by saying how very sorry I am that it has been such a long time since the last newsletter. There have been some important changes at La Sendita…
Newsletter 12: March, 2004 lden was a woman who altered the lives and perceptions of anyone whose path she bustled across. At her house on the north coast of Peru, she gave a future to children who had no future…
Update: August, 2003 The purpose of this newsletter is to let you know about the 2 Christmas cards we have chosen for this year…
Newsletter 11: April, 2003 The news from London is that Patrick Disney has resigned as a Trustee because he felt that, having been a Trustee since the Trust began more than 10 years ago…
Newsletter 10: August, 2002 As you can well imagine, over the last few months the children, the young people and those who work at La Sendita, have been adjusting to major change due to the death of Anita in February…
Newsletter 9: February, 2002 2001 was in many ways a very good one for La Sendita, although at the very end it was shadowed, as is the start of this New Year, by Anita's illness and enforced stay in hospital…
Newsletter 8: April, 2001 It is nearly 10 years since the Trust was granted charitable status by the Charity Commission and 12 years since the lives of the few children living with Anita in a single room were changed
Newsletter 7: April, 2000 On Anita: For four decades she has given hope and life to hundreds of children abandoned or struck down with some terrible affliction…