Mae Deddf Tai (Cymru) 2014 wedi diwygio gwasanaethau digartrefedd mewn ffordd radical yng Nghymru. Mae’r pwyslais a roddir ar atal a lleddfu’r broblem digartrefedd – gan roi i gynghorau ragor o hyblygrwydd o ran sut i ymyrryd a hybu dull gweithredu sy’n canolbwyntio ar y person wrth gefnogi pobl sy’n canfod eu hunain yn ddigartref – wedi newid y sefyllfa’n llwyr, gan ddylanwadu ar bolisi a deddfwriaeth yng ngweddill y Deyrnas Unedig. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn falch o’r effaith y mae Deddf 2014 wedi ei chael yng Nghymru, ac rydym am weld hyn yn rhoi hwb mawr ymlaen i’n dull gweithredu mewn perthynas â digartrefedd, gan sicrhau nad oes troi’n ôl i fod.
The Housing (Wales) Act 2014 has radically reformed homelessness services in Wales. The emphasis it places on preventing and relieving homelessness - giving councils more flexibility in how they intervene and promoting a person-centred approach to supporting people who find themselves homeless – has been a ‘game-changer’, influencing policy and legislation in the rest of the UK. The Welsh Government is proud of the impact the 2014 Act has had in Wales and wants to drive forward our approach to homelessness, ensuring there is no going back.