Survive Alive: Touring the Village

Survive Alive is an interactive village designed to teach fire and life safety education. With the use of state-of-the-art simulated fire, the children learn life saving techniques helping them to escape the perils of a fire. Survive Alive is designed for children of all ages, but especially for those in the second grade.

Children attending Survive Alive participate in hands-on learning.

Classroom training provided by a real Marion County Firefighter
Escape from a simulated fire situation inside the Survive Alive house. Once they "escape" from the house kids find a phone and call 911.
Evaluation and testing of what is learned and retained.

The Survive Alive Village is open for tours Monday through Friday. Sessions are available at 10AM and 1:30PM. All tours must be arranged in advance. To arrange your tour, just fill out the form below and submit it to Survive Alive. A Survive Alive representative will contact you to confirm your time.

If you have questions feel free to call Firefighters Survive Alive -- (317) 327-6707.

To contact the staff or to arrange a tour, click here.
To contact Aleatha Quarles, Director of the Survive Alive Village, click here.