Oonah Cassidy from Glenside Adult Training Centre, Strabane celebrates with President of Northern Ireland Amenity Council (NIAC) Doreen Muskett MBE (left), patron of NIAC Joe Mahon and SuperValu Brand Manager Jackie McCloskey (right) as the day centre takes the overall title in the 2008 SuperValu Best Kept Health and Social Care Facility Awards.

A Strabane Day Centre for people with disabilities has come out on top in the 2008 SuperValu Best Kept Health and Social Care Facility Awards.

Staff and service users at Glenside Adult Training Centre, which is operated by the Western Health and Social Care Trust, are celebrating after winning the overall title in the prestigious environmental awards, which are organised annually by the Northern Ireland Amenity Council (NIAC) and sponsored by SuperValu.

Almost 100 health and social care premises across Northern Ireland entered the SuperValu Best Kept Awards scheme this year and NIAC judges have been visiting the facilities since June to find the best kept medical practices, daycare centres, clinics and residential homes.

Glenside ATC received a monetary donation and a special framed certificate as the overall winner. All category winners receive a personalized sign and a perpetual trophy.