MONTANA METH PROJECT TAKES ON FENTANYL CRISIS

As illegal Fentanyl floods our state and country, experimentation with drugs has never been more deadly. Join the life-saving movement to educate yourself and others about the deadly risks of Fentanyl. NOT EVEN ONCE: ONE PILL CAN KILL

Fentanyl Prevention Lesson

Meet Annie, a high school senior who is educating peers in the new Fentanyl Prevention Lesson. Preview Lesson:

Help save lives! Share the Fentanyl Prevention Lesson with teens today.

NOTE: This 10-minute Lesson is appropriate for middle school and high school students.

ACCESS THE FREE VIDEO LESSON NOW

DID YOU KNOW?

The amount of Fentanyl contained in one sugar packet is enough to kill 500 people.

Arm yourself with the facts about Fentanyl now. Don’t wait to talk with the teens in your life.

OUR IMPACT

We recognize the success of our program and the work still to be done.

OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

  • 77% reduction in first-time teen Meth use since our inception
  • Lowest Native American teen Meth use ever reported
  • 3rd Most-Effective Philanthropy in the world according to Barron’s
  • Most trusted organization for Meth prevention worldwide

SUPPORT OUR WORK TO

  • Roll out the new Fentanyl Prevention Lesson in middle schools and high schools
  • Share the NOT EVEN ONCE: ONE PILL CAN KILL message across our community
  • Continue in-person and social media outreach to reduce first-time teen Meth use

BECOME A NOT EVEN ONCE CHAMPION

  • Sign up local schools to show the Fentanyl Prevention Lesson and Meth Prevention Lesson
  • Create a public art mural or digital art piece promoting the NOT EVEN ONCE message
  • Follow us and share life-saving Meth and Fentanyl prevention content with your followers
  • Share your efforts with us, and we’ll spread the great work you are doing!

#NotEvenOnce #OnePillCanKill

Email us at info@montanameth.org if you’re interested in being a Not Even Once Champion in your community.

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