AXIS
The AXIS Service provides a direct preventative response to children and young people at risk of extra-familial harm. The service has a focus on four areas - children at risk or involved in Serious Youth Violence (SYV), Criminal Exploitation (CCE), Child Sexual Exploitation, and Missing from home .
The service triangulates a range of systems, analytics and sources to gather intelligence and information shared and received with joint partnership agencies to understand when a child or young person is at risk. Working with MASH, YJS, Police, Community Safety, Education and Health professionals just to name a few.
When identified we can then allocate a child at risk to one of our amazing AXIS Prevention Case Workers youth case workers to conduct diversion and intervention work with them. AXIS can only engage with a child whereby a parent/carer has given consent to proceed.
AXIS offer consultations on children's circumstances , peer mapping , presentations to panels, boards, schools, hospitals to attending strategy discussions and complex meetings around exploitation/serious youth violence . This is a crucial part of the service in helping with an informed and strategic approach to tackling children at risk of exploitation/serious youth violence .
Any questions can be sent to axis@hillingdon.gov.uk
Axis Monthly Bulletin June 2024 final (PDF) [371KB]
Axis Monthly Bulletin May 2024 (PDF) [396KB]
Axis Monthly Bulletin April 2024 final (PDF) [393KB]
Axis Monthly Bulletin March 2024 (PDF) [851KB]
Axis Jan 2024 Bulletin (PDF) [1MB]
Axis May 2023 Monthly Bulletin (PDF) [4MB]
Safeguarding Policy Insert for LBH Schools:
Please find below an insert for schools' safeguarding policies which is specific to Hillingdon. The insert looks at Serious Youth Violence signs and indicators as well as information on Axis and exploitation.
Safeguarding Policy Addition for Schools (Word doc) [23KB]
The Hillingdon Mobile & Detached Youth Work team will be starting up a new GIRLS ONLY project at Botwell Green Library on Thursdays from 4.30pm-6.30pm. The drop in session will be for young girls aged 12-19 and will give them the opportunity to socialise with their friends, meet new people and also engage in activities to empower them in to becoming more confident and aspirational young citizens all in a safe and friendly environment.
