Yn 2015, penderfynodd Llywodraeth y DU gau'r Gronfa yn llwyr, gan gredu mai'r ffordd orau o ddiwallu anghenion pobl anabl oedd drwy gefnogaeth gan eu hawdurdod lleol. O ganlyniad, trosglwyddwyd y cyfrifoldeb dros ddarparu hyn yn Lloegr i'r awdurdodau lleol. Yng Nghymru, trosglwyddwyd y cyfrifoldeb i Lywodraeth Cymru gyda swm penodol o gyllid, sef £27 miliwn y flwyddyn. Roedd tua 1,600 o bobl Cymru'n derbyn taliadau o'r Gronfa bryd hynny. Mae hyn o gymharu â'r oddeutu 60,000 sydd bellach yn derbyn gofal a chymorth cymunedol gan eu hawdurdod lleol.
In 2015 the UK Government closed the ILF altogether believing disabled people’s needs were best met locally by support provided by their local authority and as a result, in England the responsibility for providing this transferred to  local authorities. In Wales, responsibility was transferred to the Welsh Government, with fixed funding of £27 million a year. There were around 1,600 people in Wales in receipt of payments from the ILF at that time. This compares with the 60,000 or so who now receive community based care and support from their local authority.