Mae cau gwersyll 'y jyngl' yn Calais yn ddiweddar wedi ysgogi ymdrech ychwanegol o ran canfod lleoedd addas i gefnogi plant ar eu pen eu hunain sy'n agored i niwed, ac sydd wedi cael eu symud o'r gwersyll. Yn berffaith gywir, mae'r cyhoedd yn pryderu am les y plant hyn, ac mae awdurdodau a chymunedau yng Nghymru wedi ymateb gan gynnig help i sicrhau eu bod yn gallu cael eu hadsefydlu'n addas. Yn y tymor hirach, yr her yw sicrhau llwyddiant y gwahanol gynlluniau sy'n cael eu datblygu i alluogi plant a theuluoedd i integreiddio â'r gymdeithas yng Nghymru.
The closure of the ‘Jungle’ camp at Calais last year created a real impetus to find suitable places to support vulnerable unaccompanied children who have been removed from the camp.  Quite rightly, there is public concern for the welfare of these children, and Welsh authorities and communities have responded to offer assistance where they could to ensure they can be resettled appropriately.  Longer term, the challenge is to ensure the success of various schemes being developed to enable children and families to integrate into Welsh society.