y blynyddoedd cynnar - lleihau profiadau niweidiol plentyndod a gwella gallu rhieni ag anabledd dysgu i fagu eu planttai - datblygu modelau newydd o dai â chymorth, gan helpu pobl i fyw yn agosach at eu ffrindiau a'u teuluoeddgofal cymdeithasol - sicrhau bod pawb sydd ei angen â mynediad at ofal a chymorth o ansawdd da sy'n canolbwyntio ar eu hanghenioniechyd - addasiadau rhesymol i wasanaethau prif ffrwd a mynediad at wasanaethau arbenigol pan fo angen. Er mwyn rhoi sylw i anghydraddoldebau iechyd, sicrhau bod pobl ag anableddau dysgu yn derbyn yr archwiliadau iechyd blynyddol y mae ganddynt hawl i'w cael a byrddau iechyd i sicrhau eu bod yn diwallu anghenion pobl ag anableddau dysgu yn yr ysbytyaddysg, sgiliau a Chyflogaeth - helpu pobl ifanc i wneud y mwyaf o’u potensial, a phan fyddant yn oedolion, sicrhau eu bod yn cael y cymorth cywir er mwyn caniatáu iddynt fyw bywydau llwyddiannus, drwy ddarparu cyngor ar yrfaoedd wedi ei dargedu a sicrhau bod mwy o bobl ag anableddau dysgu yn cael swyddi cyflogedig.Dywedodd y Gweinidog Plant, Pobl Hŷn a Gofal Cymdeithasol, Huw Irranca-Davies:
early Years – reducing adverse childhood experiences and improving the ability of parents with a learning disability to bring up their childrenhousing – new models of supported housing will be developed, helping people to live closer to their friends and familiessocial care – making sure everyone who needs it has a access to good quality care and support which is focused on their needshealth – through reasonable adjustments to mainstream services and access to specialist services when needed. To address health inequalities, making sure people with a learning disability receive the annual health checks they are entitled to and health boards ensure they meet the needs of people with a learning disability when in hospitaleducation, skills and employment – supporting young people to make the most of their potential, and when they become adults ensuring they have the right support to allow them to live successful lives, through providing targeted careers advice and making sure more people with a learning disability have paid jobs.Minister for Children, Older People and Social Care, Huw Irranca-Davies said: