During 2025, the helpline responded to 11,231 contacts, indicated more than 6,600 potential victims, and identified almost 3,000 cases of exploitation.
Through our collaboration, Leonardo aims to raise awareness of the scale of the challenge – including forced labour, debt bondage, trafficking and domestic servitude – so our employees and all our stakeholders better understand the risks of modern slavery and strengthen their approach to prevention, identification and response.
Leonardo’s Head of Social Value in the UK, Claire Ellis, said: “We are proud to support Unseen and its vital work to tackle modern slavery and exploitation across the UK. Leonardo’s partnership reflects our commitment to creating meaningful and measurable social value. By supporting Unseen, we are supporting those affected, contributing to preventing exploitation and helping raise awareness – within our organisation, supply chain and more widely across our communities – of modern slavery.”
Unseen’s Head of Business Services, Lucy Mann, added: “Being a partner with Unseen means standing with us to prevent modern slavery, support survivors and drive meaningful change. Working with Leonardo and our other partners, we share expertise and help create a safer, fairer and more informed society for those most at risk.”
Employees, including temporary workers, consultants and contractors, as well as third parties that have business relationships with the Leonardo Group, may raise concerns relating to modern slavery through our Speak Up helpline.