Meth Project

The Montana Meth Project is an educational and prevention initiative focused on methamphetamine and its effects. It helps people find straightforward information about what meth is, how it can affect the brain and body, and the risks associated with use. Its website answers questions about addiction, health effects, behavior, appearance, relationships, and recognizing possible signs of use, drawing on facts and true stories to make the information accessible.

The project offers several ways to learn and get involved. Visitors can view its advertisements, explore answers to common questions, and use a meth prevention lesson. The site also features a fentanyl prevention lesson video, along with opportunities to take action through initiatives such as Paint the State and March Against Meth. Additional resources include icons and wallpapers, information about getting help, and options to donate or speak up. By combining educational materials with prevention activities and pathways to support, the Montana Meth Project aims to inform individuals and communities about meth and encourage engagement with the issue.