Drwy gydol pandemig Covid-19 mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi cymryd camau digynsail i gefnogi tenantiaid, gan eu hatal rhag dod yn ddigartref a'u cefnogi i aros yn eu cartrefi. Yn ogystal â'r cymorth presennol sydd ar gael, mae hyn wedi cynnwys:Mesurau cyfreithiol i atal troi allan rhwng mis Rhagfyr 2020 a mis Mehefin 2021;Mesurau cyfreithiol i estyn cyfnodau hysbysu i chwe mis cyn y gellir dwyn achos gerbron llys a throi tenant allan, yn y rhan fwyaf o achosion – mae'r cyfnodau hysbysu bellach wedi'u hestyn hyd at ddiwedd Medi 2021;£4.1 miliwn i ychwanegu at gyllid yr Adran Gwaith a Phensiynau ar gyfer Taliadau Disgresiwn at Gostau Tai, i helpu'r rhai sy'n cael budd-daliadau tai sydd ag ôl-ddyledion rhent;Ariannu Llinell Gymorth Dyledion y Sector Rhentu Preifat i gynghori a chefnogi tenantiaid y sector preifat sy'n cael trafferth o ran rhent, incwm a budd-daliadau tai – llinell gymorth a gaiff ei darparu gan Cyngor ar Bopeth Cymru;£166 miliwn o gyllid i awdurdodau lleol yn 2021-22 drwy'r Grant Cymorth Tai i ddarparu gwasanaethau cymorth sy'n gysylltiedig â thai. Mae'r gwasanaethau'n helpu i atal pobl rhag dod yn ddigartref, sefydlogi eu sefyllfa o ran tai, neu helpu pobl a allai fynd yn ddigartref i ddod o hyd i lety a'i gadw.Ein cynllun Benthyciad Arbed Tenantiaeth sy'n sicrhau bod benthyciadau cost isel ar gael i denantiaid yn y sector preifat a ddioddefodd newid incwm dros dro ac a aeth i ddyled gyda'r rhent;Cyllid ar gyfer Shelter Cymru i gynghori a chefnogi tenantiaid.
Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic Welsh Government have taken unprecedented steps to support tenants, preventing them from becoming homeless and supporting them to remain in their homes. In addition to existing support available, this has included:Legal measures to prevent evictions from December 2020 to June 2021;Legal measures to extend notice periods to six months before court action and eviction can take place in almost all cases - these have now been extended to the end of September 2021;£4.1 million to top up Department for Work and Pensions funding for Discretionary Housing Payments, to help those in receipt of housing related benefits who are in rent arrears;Funding of the Private Rented Sector (PRS) Debt Helpline to advise and support private sector tenants struggling with rent, income and housing benefits; delivered by Citizen’s Advice Cymru;Funding of £166 million to local authorities in 2021-22 through the Housing Support Grant to deliver housing related support services. The services help to prevent people from becoming homeless, stabilises their housing situation, or helps potentially homeless people to find and keep accommodation.Our Tenancy Saver Loan scheme which makes low cost loans available to private sector tenants who suffered a temporary change of income and fell into rent arrears;Funding for Shelter Cymru to advise and support tenants.