The Idaho Meth Project is a nonprofit organization that aims to reduce teen and young adult Meth use through public service messaging and community education. The Idaho Meth Project is a large-scale, statewide prevention program aimed at preventing and reducing teen Meth use through public service messaging, education and community outreach. Using the proven prevention and public awareness program developed by the Meth Project Foundation and piloted in Montana, Idaho has implemented an integrated program consisting of market research, public service messaging, an interactive website, and a community outreach program that includes over 200 free school and community presentations annually. As a result, Idaho has seen a substantial reduction in methamphetamine use among Idaho's most vulnerable population - teens.