Yn benodol, rydym yn cydnabod y cyfraniad anferth y mae Cenhedlaeth Windrush wedi’i wneud i’n gwasanaethau iechyd yng Nghymru. Cafodd y GIG, fel llawer o sefydliadau Prydain ar ôl y rhyfel, ei adeiladu gan fudwyr ac ni fyddai wedi gallu goroesi yn ei ffurf bresennol hebddynt. Roedd ymgyrchoedd recriwtio ar gyfer nyrsys ym Malaysia, Mauritius ac mewn gwledydd eraill yn Ymerodraeth Prydain, yn ogystal â’r Caribî, ac rydym yn llwyr gydnabod yr hanes hwn fel rhan bwysig o hanes Cymru.
In particular, we recognise the enormous contribution the Windrush Generation has made to our health services in Wales. The NHS, like so much of post-war Britain, was built by migrants and could not have survived in its current form without them. There were recruitment campaigns for nurses in Malaysia, Mauritius and elsewhere in the British Empire, as well as the Caribbean, and we recognise wholeheartedly this wide history as an important part of Welsh history.