Drink Water for Life Water is the most basic ingredient in life, yet it’s one we neglect and often take for granted. The human body is comprised of 60% water and each day we lose fluids through sweating, urination, and breathing. Humans can survive weeks without consuming food, but will only survive two to three days without water. Although it is often treated trivially, no other nutrient is more essential or is needed in such large amounts. Read the Full Story
Relay for Life The Relay for Life started in 1985 as a fundraising campaign for the American Cancer Society. Since then, Relay has evolved into a worldwide volunteer-driven fundraising event which raises over 4 billion annually. On Saturday, April 20th, 17 teams and almost 200 people in Bollinger County met at Twin City Park in Marble Hill, to participate in the Relay for Life. Regency Management participated in the event with 16 employees, staff, family, and friends to make up the “Regency Gang.” Read the Full Story
Protect Sheltered Workshops Missouri AID has started the online petition "Protect Sheltered Workshops" and needs your help. Will you take 30 seconds to sign it right now? No matter where you live, sheltered workshops need your support throughout the United States. Here's the link: Protect Sheltered Workshops (Note: If you are having difficulty accessing the online petition, please try again using a different Internet browser. Internet Explorer users have reported difficulty with accessing the change.org website, but were successful with FireFox or Google Chrome. We apologize for the inconvenience.)

Here's why it's important . . .
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About Our Community VIP Industries is one of the largest sheltered workshops in the state of Missouri and serves two counties, Cape Girardeau and Bollinger, along with parts of Stoddard and Scott county. We have a growing workforce of over 175 staff and employees, who work at our three production facilities located in Cape Girardeau, Fruitland, and Marble Hill, Missouri. Read the Full Story
June 19, 2013

About Regency

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Regency Management provides housing facilities, programs and services specifically designed to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities. Our purpose is to meet their physical, social, and psychological needs, and to promote their health, security, and happiness. Regency apartments enable adults with disabilities the ability to enjoy the independence of having a home of their own, located near family and friends. The charges for such facilities and services to be predicated upon the provision, maintenance, and operation thereof on a not-for-profit basis.100_1432_web

It is a supported living program which provides support to primarily independent persons with the help of case management and home living skills. The goal is to promote their independence and self-reliance; therefore, staff members are present at the facility on a planned basis to offer assistance and support.

Support staff are available to assist with cooking, cleaning, grocery shopping, and personal hygiene. Depending on the personal needs of the individual, some staff members also teach skills in cooking, nutrition, and money management.

In addition, residents are encouraged to create friendships by participating in community activities, both in and out of the residence. Staff members plan monthly activities in the community room for the residents, such as game nights, arts and crafts, exercise activities, reading groups, and movie nights.

Residents are allowed to furnish and decorate their apartments, making their homes more comfortable, functional, and personal.

If you or a family member are interested in moving to a semi-independent housing facility, contact us! We can also assist you in navigating the necessary paperwork required by DMH or other state requirements.

Read some of the comments below from our residents and parents:

"I think Regency has given him the maximum degree of independence he could have had." --Bill Guth

"Her world was limited to where we went and our friends. Her world is bigger now." --Janet Lakner

"The big CI [Community Integration] events I am looking forward to, like the shopping trips and the zoo." --Jill, employee and resident

"He likes the trips and the ballgames." --Glenneta Vogelsang

"I like the CI [Community Integration]. Eating out is my favorite." --Cheryl, employee and resident

"I like bowling." --Patsy, employee and resident

Upcoming Events

JUN
19

Wednesday 09:30 AM - 03:00 PM
Arena Golf, Nature Center

JUN
19

Wednesday 06:15 PM - 09:30 PM
Line Dancing

JUN
20

Thursday 09:30 AM - 03:00 PM
Paint Pottery, Osage Centre

JUN
20

Thursday 06:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Jackson Municipal Band

JUN
21

Friday 09:30 AM - 02:00 PM
Bowling

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