O'r £2.6 miliwn, mae awdurdodau lleol Caerdydd, Abertawe a Wrecsam hefyd wedi elwa ar gyllid cyfalaf i sicrhau bod mwy o welyau brys ar gael ar gyfer pobl sy'n cysgu ar y stryd. Mae hyn oll yn digwydd wrth i ffigurau digartrefedd ar gyfer mis Ebrill i fis Mehefin 2017 nodi bod digartrefedd wedi’i atal mewn perthynas â 63 y cant o aelwydydd a oedd mewn perygl o golli eu cartrefi. Mae hyn yn seiliedig ar wybodaeth a ddarparwyd gan 21 o'r 22 awdurdod lleol ledled Cymru.
Of the £2.6 million, Cardiff, Newport, Swansea and Wrexham local authorities have also benefited from capital funding to increase the capacity of emergency night provision for rough sleepers. The Cabinet Secretary’s announcement coincides with homelessness figures for April to June 2017 which, based on information from 21 of the 22 local authorities across Wales, highlight that homelessness was prevented, for at least six months, for 63 per cent of households threatened with homelessness.