Yn ddiweddar, cyhoeddwyd nifer o grantiau i gefnogi gwasanaethau cyngor am ddim, annibynnol, ar draws Cymru. Y flwyddyn ariannol hon, mae Llywodraeth Cymru’n rhoi dros £1 miliwn ar gael i gynorthwyo’r sector cyngor Di-elw i ddarparu amrywiaeth o wasanaethau cynghori ar-lein am nifer o faterion, gan gynnwys dyledion a budd-dalidadau lles. Rydym hefyd yn buddsoddi bron i £2.5 miliwn tan 2015 i gefnogi prosiect allgymorth newydd a fydd yn rhoi cyngor ar ddyledion yn y 36 ardal Cymunedau’n Gyntaf.  Gwyddom o’r ymgynghoriadau diweddar a gynhaliwyd ei bod yn well gan bobl ar incwm isel gael cyngor wyneb yn wyneb a bod lleoliad y gwasanaethau cynghori’n ffactor pwysig o ran denu pobl i’w defnyddio.
A number of grants have been recently announced to support free and independent advice services across Wales. This financial year, the Welsh Government is making over £1 million available to support the Not-for-profit advice sector to provide a range of front-line advice services on a range of issues, including debt and welfare benefits advice. We are also investing almost £2.5 million up until 2015 to support a new project to deliver outreach debt advice in 36 Communities First cluster areas. We know from recent consultation that the location of advice services has a high impact on whether or not some people use them and that people on low incomes generally prefer face-to-face advice.