Mae Byrddau Iechyd Lleol a Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru felly’n parhau i gydweithio i gynnal ymwybyddiaeth y cyhoedd o’r brechlyn MMR a chynnig cyfleoedd i gael y brechlyn. Mae’r ymateb wedi bod yn galonogol iawn hyd yn hyn, gyda mwy na 52,000 o frechiadau MMR oedd heb eu trefnu yn cael eu rhoi ledled Cymru ers mis Mawrth 2013. Mae pobl wedi cael y brechiadau hyn mewn amryw leoliadau, gan gynnwys meddygfeydd teulu, clinigau galw heibio yn y gymuned ac ysgolion. Mae’r rhaglen mewn ysgolion wedi’i rhoi ar waith ledled Cymru, a disgwylir ei chwblhau y mis hwn. Yn ogystal, mae dros 1,600 o garcharorion a thros 4,500 o staff gofal iechyd wedi cael brechiadau MMR ers mis Mawrth. Mae hyn yn llwyddiant nodedig a hoffwn fynegi fy ngwerthfawrogiad i rieni, plant, pawb yn y GIG ac ysgolion, ac mewn lleoliadau eraill, sydd wedi galluogi hyn i ddigwydd.
Local Health Boards and Public Health Wales are therefore continuing to work together to maintain public awareness of the importance of the MMR vaccination and to offer opportunities to access the vaccine.  The response to date has been very encouraging with more than 52,000 non-routine MMR vaccinations being given across Wales since March 2013.  These vaccinations have been delivered through a range of settings including GP surgeries, community based drop-in clinics and schools.  The school based programme has been implemented throughout Wales and is due to be completed this month.  In addition over 1,600 prisoners and over 4,500 healthcare staff have received MMR vaccinations since March.  This is a remarkable achievement and my appreciation goes to parents and children, everyone in the NHS, schools and elsewhere who has enabled this to happen.