Mae'r Gymdeithas Genedlaethol er Atal Creulondeb i Blant (NSPCC) a Gweithredu dros Blant hefyd yn cydweithredu – gyda chymorth Llywodraeth Cymru – i ddatblygu cynllun gweithredu cenedlaethol a chymorth i ymarferwyr er mwyn i ni ddechrau deall yn well y sbectrwm esgeuluso sy'n fwrn ar fywydau cynifer o blant a phobl ifanc, a chymryd camau i ymdrin â'r effeithiau andwyol. Hoffwn hefyd nodi'r gwaith rhagorol y mae'r NSPCC yn ei wneud i helpu i plant i adnabod cam-drin a chodi llais amdano. Mae hyn yn rhan hanfodol o gadw plant yn ddiogel ac mae'n hanfodol bod rhieni a gofalwyr yn cael sgyrsiau cynnar gyda phlant i'w cadw'n ddiogel rhag cam-drin. Mae ymgyrch PANTS yr NSPCC yn ffordd syml o helpu rhieni i addysgu plant maen nhw sy'n berchen ar eu cyrff ac y dylent siarad ag oedolyn maen nhw'n ymddiried ynddo os byddant yn cael ofn neu mewn gofid.
The NSPCC and Action for Children are also working collaboratively – supported by the Welsh Government – to develop a national action plan and support for practitioners so that we can begin to better understand the spectrum of neglect that blights the lives of so many children and young people and take steps to combat its debilitating effect. I would also like to mention the excellent work undertaken by the NSPCC in helping children recognise abuse and speak up about it. This is an essential part of keeping children safe and it is essential that parents and carers have early conversations with children to help keep them safe from abuse. NSPCC’s PANTS campaign is a simple way to help parents teach children that their body belongs to them and to talk to a trusted adult if they ever feel scared or upset.