Guidance

Tick bite risks and prevention of Lyme disease: resources

Toolkit and resources for local authorities and other stakeholders to raise awareness of the potential risks created by ticks and tick-borne disease in England.

From:
UK Health Security Agency
Published
2 April 2013
Last updated
6 November 2024 — See all updates

Documents

UKHSA tick awareness toolkit

Ref: GOV-14519

PDF, 1.15 MB, 26 pages

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Tick awareness leaflet

Ref: GOV-14524

PDF, 947 KB, 2 pages

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Tick awareness poster

Ref: GOV-14524

PDF, 1.43 MB, 1 page

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Tick awareness leaflet - co-branded

MS Word Document, 4.09 MB

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Tick awareness poster - co-branded

MS Word Document, 3.03 MB

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Tick surveillance scheme form

Ref: GW-11264

PDF, 120 KB, 2 pages

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Details

The tick awareness toolkit gives information on ticks and Lyme disease and how to raise awareness of ticks and tick-borne diseases in your local area.

The tick awareness leaflets and posters can be used to encourage awareness of the risk of tick bites.

The Word document versions allow you to co-brand with UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) by adding your logo.

The recording form is for capturing details of your tick encounter to share with UKHSA.

UKHSA’s tick surveillance scheme explains how to take part in the scheme and how to complete the form.

Updates to this page

Published 2 April 2013
Last updated 6 November 2024 + show all updates

  1. Changed the format of the recording form from DOCX to PDF.

  2. Added co-branded resources.

  3. Updated tick awareness leaflet, poster and toolkit. Removed co-branded resources.

  4. Added co-branded leaflet and poster.

  5. The following documents have been rebranded and updated: - Tick Surveillance Scheme recording form - Tick awareness toolkit - Tick awareness poster - Tick awareness leaflet

  6. Updated: 'Be tick aware' toolkit.

  7. Updated Tick surveillance scheme guidance.

  8. Added toolkit, new leaflet and poster.

  9. First published.

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