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Super Saturday

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DCS RAPT Super Saturday consists of a three-hour session with recurring and new speakers/topics. Super Saturday provides additional opportunities for information, learning and resources for those fostering/adopting as well as those considering such. It is voluntary and no registration is required. Participants may receive up to three training hours depending on the number of hours attended. Super Saturday occurs at 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on every third Saturday. Participant can log in as early as 9:30 a.m. The sessions will be held on Zoom.

Click here to join Super Saturday via Zoom (Meeting ID: 160 844 6373)  

2026 Virtual Super Saturday Dates - Every 3rd Saturday at 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET

Jan  17 Feb 21 Mar 21 May 16 June 20
July 18  Aug. 15 Sept. 19 Oct. 17 Dec. 19

2026 In-person Super Saturday Dates - 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET

DATE LOCATION EVENT
April 18 (10 a.m. to 1 p.m. CST) Region 1 - Laporte County - 1900 W. Severs, LaPorte, Indiana Child Abuse Prevention Month Click here to register to attend!  
Nov. 21 Region 5 - Bartholomew County National Adoption Month

RAPT is introducing the RAPT Behavior Management Series to give guidance on managing behavior associated with diagnosis like ODD, ADHD, FAS, and youth with disabilities. This will be a space for biological, resource and adoptive parents to share their experiences, offer support, and learn how to cope with challenges on specific topics. The curriculum training will give practical information and strategies to help in placement. Participants may receive up to two training hours and expect the following:

*Share experiences: share their personal stories and feelings about what they're going through.
*Offer support: provide encouragement and comfort to each other.
*Learn coping strategies: share practical information and coping strategies that have helped them.
*Feel less alone: feel supported and less alone in their challenges.

DATE LOCATION TOPIC
May 30

Wayne County DCS Office

54 South 2nd Street, Richmond, IN

10 AM - 12 PM EST

Presenters: Total Care ABA - Training foster parents that have placement of youth with disabilities with hands on activities to manage behaviors.

CareSource Behavioral Health team will have a booth to share resources via Medicaid

Aug 29

Putnam County DCS Office

121 Ridgeland Rd, Greencastle, IN

10 AM - 12 PM EST

Presenters: Cummins Behavioral Health - Training foster parents, co-care supports, friends, or family members caring for children with development disabilities and behavioral challenges. 

CareSource Behavioral Health team will have a booth to share resources via Medicaid.

Oct 24 Region 2 - Allen County TBD

Since the launch of Super Saturday, the RAPT Division has partnered with several community/state agencies, and DCS support divisions to cover topics to support resource families! Presenters have shared their expert knowledge on several subject matters as well as provided resources for families to incorporate in their home.