Bydd Cyngor ar Bopeth Cymru a Shelter Cymru yn derbyn £1.3 miliwn yn 2014-15 i roi cyngor arbenigol ar fudd-daliadau lles, tai a dyledion.  Golyga hyn bod help ar gael i bobl sydd angen help gyda'r budd-daliadau y mae ganddynt hawl iddynt, gyda rheoli ac ad-dalu eu dyledion neu mewn sefyllfaoedd ble y gallent fod mewn perygl o golli eu cartref.  Bydd y gwasanaeth ar gael i bobl dros y ffôn neu wyneb yn wyneb yn y Canolfannau Cyngor ar Bopeth a lleoliadau eraill yng Ngogledd Cymru; y Canolbarth a'r De-orllewin a'r De-ddwyrain. Bydd ymweliadau gartref yn cael eu trefnu ar gyfer pobl sy'n ei chael yn anodd i dderbyn y gwasanaeth mewn unrhyw ffordd arall, neu ble y mae gan ddefnyddwyr anghenion neu anableddau penodol.Bydd Cyngor ar Bopeth Cymru a SNAP Cymru yn derbyn 390,000.00 yn 2014-15 i gefnogi cyngor arbenigol ar wahaniaethu ar draws ystod eang o nodweddion sy'n cael eu gwarchod.   Bydd y cynghorwyr hyn mewn 3 canolfan ranbarthol sy'n cwmpasu y De-ddwyrain; y Canolbarth a'r De-	orllewin; a'r Gogledd-orllewin a'r Gogledd-ddwyrain.  Cynhelir sesiynau ymwybyddiaeth hefyd ar gyfer y rhai sy'n cynnig cyngor cyffredinol fel bod modd sylwi ar broblemau gwahaniaethu cyn gynted â phosib.Bydd £224,209.00 yn cael ei ddyfarnu i Age Cymru i gefnogi gwasanaethau cynghori i bobl hŷn a gofalwyr.   Bydd hyn yn golygu y gellir cynnal a chryfhau'r gwasanaethau hyn mewn ardaloedd gwledig a sefydlu gwasanaeth peripatetig newydd yng Nhgaerdydd a'r Fro.  Bydd y gwasanaeth, fydd ar gael mewn gwahanol ffyrdd, yn cynnig gwybodaeth a chyngor i bobl hŷn a gofalwyr am amrywiol faterion, gan gynnwys tai a rheoli dyledion.Mae £103,076.38 wedi ei ddyfarnu i Tenovus i ategu'r gwasanaethau gwybodaeth a chynghori sydd eisoes ar gael i gleifion canser, sy'n cael eu darparu ar draws y 7 Bwrdd Iechyd Lleol.  Bydd y gwasanaeth yn canolbwyntio'n benodol ar helpu cleifion sydd â chanser, a'u teuluoedd i gynyddu eu hincwm, a bydd hefyd yn ceisio cyrraedd cymunedau o bobl dduon a lleiafrifoedd ethnig a ffoaduriaid ledled Cymru.
Citizens Advice Cymru and Shelter Cymru will be awarded £1.3 million in 2014-15 to deliver specialist advice on welfare benefits; housing and debt.  This will mean help is at hand for people who need support with their benefit entitlements, with managing and repaying their debt or are in situations where they may be at risk of losing their home. The service will be available to people over the phone or face-to-face at Citizens Advice Bureaux and other locations in North Wales, Mid and South-West Wales and South-East Wales. Home-visits will be arranged for people who find it hard to access the service in any other way or where users have specific needs or disabilities.Citizens Advice Cymru and SNAP Cymru will be awarded £390,000.00 in 2014-15 to support specialist discrimination advice across the full range of protected characteristics. These advisers will be based in 3 regional hubs covering South-East Wales, Mid and South-West Wales and North West and East Wales. Awareness sessions will be provided for generalist advice providers so discrimination issues are spotted as early as possible.£224,209.00 will be awarded to Age Cymru to support advice services for older people and carers. This will mean many services can be maintained and strengthened in rural areas and a new peripatetic service established in Cardiff and the Vale. The multi-channel service will offer older people and carers information and advice on a range of issues, including housing and debt management.£103,076.38 has been awarded to Tenovus to bolster existing information and advice services to cancer patients being delivered across all 7 Local Health Boards. The service will have a particular focus on helping cancer patients and their families increase their income and will also be aiming to reach out to BAMER communities throughout Wales.