Kaiser Permanente Colorado and the Colorado Meth Project today announced a new partnership to educate Colorado youth about the risks of using methamphetamine.  Made possible through a $150,000 grant from Kaiser Permanente community benefit funding, this partnership will expand the reach of the Colorado Meth Project’s successful statewide prevention campaign and provide funding for public education initiatives targeting teens.  Colorado ranks seventh nationally in the total number of methamphetamine users ages 12 and older.