Cuan Court Children’s Home Scoops Civic Award

Cuan Court Children’s Home Honoured With A Human Endeavor Award at Council Civic Awards

Cuan Court Children’s Home in Downpatrick has been presented with the prestigious Human Endeavour Award at the Newry Mourne and Down District Council Civic Awards 2026.

The Human Endeavour Award recognises exceptional dedication, courage, resilience and perseverance, often in the face of significant challenge.

The award celebrates individuals or Teams who demonstrate outstanding commitment in supporting others and making a meaningful difference within their community.

The Staff Team at Cuan Court, from Care Workers to Management were recognised for consistently going above and beyond in their roles, providing unwavering love, support and guidance to the young people in their care.

Their dedication helps create a safe, nurturing environment where young people are supported to build confidence, overcome adversity and achieve positive outcomes.

Newry Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Cllr Philip Campbell presents the overall award for Human Endeavour to the staff of Cuan Court Children’s Home in Downpatrick –  L-R Conor Philips, MC, Tracey Watson, Denise McAuley and Ashleigh McCabe, staff representatives from Cuan Court. (Photo courtesy of Newry Mourne and Down District Council).

Team Leader at Cuan Court, Rachel Davis, expressed her pride in the Team’s achievement and said: “I am incredibly grateful to see my Team recognised and I am truly overwhelmed to receive the overall award.

“I am in constant awe of the care they give our young people every day, this recognition means so much, and I could not be prouder.”

The South Eastern Trust Assistant Director for Cared for Children, Marie-Louise Sloan, also praised the Team for their commitment and professionalism and added: “This award is very much deserved and is a testament to the compassion, resilience and dedication shown by the entire Cuan Court Team.

“The staff provide stability, encouragement and child-centred support to young people who may have experienced significant challenges in their lives. Their work makes a difference every single day.”

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