£2.8m ar gyfer gwasanaethau preswyl rhanbarthol i blant a phobl ifanc sydd wedi cael y profiad o fyw mewn gofal, ac sydd ag anghenion cymhleth, gan ehangu’r ddarpariaeth hon ar draws Cymru;£2.8m ar gyfer cronfa ymyrraeth deuluol i gefnogi llesiant plant a theuluoedd drwy ddarparu cymysgedd o gymorth ymarferol ac uniongyrchol i gyfeirio achosion mewn modd diogel i ffwrdd oddi wrth y gofrestr amddiffyn plant;£1m i sicrhau parhad y Gronfa Gymorth i Ofalwyr a fydd yn rhoi grantiau hyd at £300 i ofalwyr di-dâl sydd mewn angen brys ar draws Cymru;£600,000 i gefnogi dull gweithredu ar lefel clwstwr ar gyfer darparu archwiliadau iechyd anabledd dysgu, gan gynyddu gweithgarwch y byrddau iechyd yn y maes hwn er mwyn cefnogi iechyd a llesiant unigolion a nodi materion iechyd posibl yn gyflym ac yn gynnar, a helpu i leihau anghydraddoldebau iechyd;£220,000 i helpu pobl hŷn i ail-ymgysylltu â’u cymunedau ar ôl y pandemig, drwy grwpiau cymdeithasol. Mae hyn yn helpu i gyflawni nodau’rStrategaeth ar gyfer Cymdeithas sy’n Heneiddioa gwireddu ei gweledigaeth o greu Cymru oed gyfeillgar£100,000 i hyrwyddo dull gweithredu’n seiliedig ar hawliau i bobl hŷn, a chomisiynu gwaith gyda phobl hŷn a rhanddeiliaid er mwyn codi ymwybyddiaeth o sut i ymgorffori dull gweithredu’n seiliedig ar hawliau wrth gynllunio a darparu’r gwasanaethau perthnasol;£150,000 i gefnogi adferiad Cartref Diogel i BlantHillsidear ôl y pandemig COVID-19;£190,000 i wella’r cynnig llesiant i’r gweithlu gofal cymdeithasol, er mwyn sicrhau ei fod yn cael ei gefnogi yn ystod ac ar ôl y pandemig. Mae’r cyllid hwn yn cydnabod pa mor hanfodol yw’r gweithlu hwn, a’r risgiau a fyddai’n codi pe bai prinder staff;£140,000 ar gyfer Cymdeithas Cyfarwyddwyr Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol Cymru i gefnogi’r gwaith o weithredu’r fframwaith adferiad drwy gydgysylltu a darparu gweithgareddau cenedlaethol.
£2.8m for a Family Intervention Fund, which will support child and family wellbeing through a mixture of practical and direct support to safely divert cases from child protection registration.£1m to continue the Carers Support Fund, which will provide grants of up to £300 to unpaid carers in urgent need across Wales.£600,000 to support a cluster-level approach to the delivery of learning disability health checks, increasing health board activity in this area to support the health and wellbeing of individuals and to quickly identify potential health issues as early as possible and help reduce health inequalities.£220,000 to support older people to re-engage with communities after the pandemic through social groups. This delivers on the aims of theStrategy for an Ageing Societyand its vision of an age-friendly Wales.£100,000 to promote a rights-based approach for older people, commissioning work with older people and stakeholders to raise awareness of how to embed a rights-based approach in the design and delivery of relevant services.£150,000 to support the COVID-19 recovery of Hillside Secure Children’s Home.£190,000 to help improve the wellbeing offer for the social care workforce, to ensure they are supported during and after the pandemic. This funding recognises how critical the social care workforce is and the risks posed by staff shortages.£140,000 for the Association of Directors of Social Services Cymru to support the delivery of the recovery framework through the coordination and delivery of national activities.