Resources

On this page you will find resources that can be used to raise awareness of TB, including resources for people who work with those most at risk of TB. The resources are all free and the posters can be printed with any home or office printer.

TB training for third sector: Booking form

 Information and booking details for our free TB awareness training for third sector organisation, which will be held on various dates in cities around England. 

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TB and HIV in the African Community flyer

The Truth About TB and HIV in the African Community is a leaflet that has been written to raise awareness about TB and TB-HIV co-infection.

It provides a brief overview of TB, including how it is transmitted, risk factors, common symptoms and what action someone should take if they are concerned about TB. The leaflet also provides a comprehensive list of sources of advice and information for anyone that thinks they may be at risk of TB or TB-HIV co-infection. 

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The symptoms of TB animation

This accessible animation provides a visual guide to the most common symptoms of TB, and advises people to contact a doctor if they think they might have the illness.

"The Truth About TB" resources order form

Use this form to order our free awareness resources, including "The Real Story" DVD, posters, keyrings, symptoms checker cards and pens. You can also use it to order our clinical information leaflets, which are available in 20 languages. Please complete the form, print it out and send it to TB Alert, 113 Queens Road, Brighton, BN1 3XG or fax it to 01273 371247. Please make any cheques payable to TB Alert. For order queries please call Paul Dawson on 01273 234029 or email resources@tbalert.org.

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Race Against Tuberculosis: An agenda for action

Recommendations for commissioning and provision of services to tackle TB – with an emphasis on dealing with health inequalities in relation to race.

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"Don't pass it on" poster

This poster explains how TB is transmitted. If you have a colour printer you can download and print an A4 version. If you do not have a colour printer, or would like an A3 version, please call 01273 234770.

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"The sooner the better" poster

This poster explains why it is important to get treatment for TB quickly. If you have a colour printer you can download and print an A4 version. If you do not have a colour printer, or would like an A3 version, please call 01273 234770.

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Substance misuse and TB

These National Knowledge Service resources provide information for users and providers of substance (drug and alcohol) misuse services. People who misuse substances are more at risk of TB. These resources are aimed to increase awareness among the users, carers and healthcare workers affected by substance misuse and TB.

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TB and homelessness

These National Knowledge Service resources were developed with Homeless Link to improve knowledge and support among staff and managers of hostels for the homeless, where the incidence of tuberculosis is high. The information is for officials of hostels, shelters and day centres.

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TB in prisons

These National Knowledge Service resources are aimed at increasing awareness among prisoners and non-clinical prison staff about TB. They provide information about the symptoms of TB, testing and treatment. As well as supporting the individuals who have been diagnosed with TB in prisons.

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