Lyme Disease Resources

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Tick Bite and Lyme Disease Prevention Resources for Outdoor Workers! 

The tickborne illness educational resources have been developed for health centers and organizations serving outdoor workers such as landscapers and farmworkers to educate on tick bite prevention and the risks associated with Lyme disease. These resources can be shared when conducting outreach and education or shared through your organization’s website, social media platforms, or in your clinic while patients wait for their appointments at your health center. Utilize these resources to equip outdoor workers at risk of Lyme Disease.

Post-exposure prophylaxis poster:

Emphasizes the importance of immediate treatment after a tick bite. Available in English, Spanish, Mam, and Haitian Creole.

 

 

Educational Video:
“The Risk of Tick Bites” explains how ticks transmit Lyme disease, its symptoms, and how to prevent tick bites. 
Available on Youtube. 

Short Video Clips for Social Media and WhatsApp:

The short video clips from the full educational video provide quick messaging to outdoor workers on how to protect themselves against Lyme disease. Click here to view each clip on Youtube, and download each clip with its designated message in English and Spanish that can be shared through social media or WhatsApp.

Download video clip 1

Download video clip 2

 

Download video clip 3

Download video clip 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CDC Tick Bite Prevention Resources 

These CDC campaign resources were developed to help communities understand their risk for vector-borne diseases and encourage people to prevent tick and mosquito bites. You can download the graphics for use on your preferred social media platform. Available in Spanish only! 

 

 

National Center for Farmworker Health
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