Er mwyn helpu i gyflawni hyn, mae Cyllideb 2020/2021 yn cyhoeddi:£760,000 i gyflogi swyddogion cydlyniant cymunedol i weithio yn uniongyrchol mewn cymunedau ar draws Cymru i ymateb i densiynau yn codi o ganlyniad i ymadael â'r UE£600,000 i ariannu sefydliadau llawr gwlad i weithio gyda chymunedau ffydd lleiafrifol a lleiafrifoedd ethnig mewn ysgolion, colegau a gweithdai cymunedol i atal a lliniaru troseddau casineb, yn ogystal â darparu gwasanaethau cymorth penodol i ddioddefwyr drwy Ganolfan Genedlaethol Adrodd am Droseddau Casineb Cymorth i Ddioddefwyr Cymru£500,000 i ddarparu cyngor i 1,200 o ddinasyddion yr UE mewn perthynas â'r Cynllun Preswylio'n Sefydlog a chymorth i 4,500 o bobl ar hawliau yn y gweithle a materion lles cymdeithasol£355,000 ar gyfer gwybodaeth, cyngor a chymorth ar achosion unigol, i 2,500 o bobl sy'n ceisio lloches ledled Cymru£40,000 i ariannu amrywiol ddathliadau Diwrnod Windrush ledled Cymru£50,000 i sicrhau bod pobl sy'n ceisio noddfa yn cael cymorth i gyflwyno eu ceisiadau am loches yn effeithiol.
To help achieve this, the 2020/2021 Budget announces:£760,000 to employ community cohesion officers working directly in communities across Wales to respond to tensions arising from the EU withdrawal result;£600,000 to fund local organisations to work with ethnic minority and minority faith communities in schools, colleges and community-based workshops to prevent and mitigate hate crimes, as well as providing dedicated support services for victims through Victim Support Cymru’s National Report and Support Hate Crime Centre;£500,000 to provide advice to 1,200 EU citizens in relation to the Settlement Scheme and support for 4,500 people around workplace rights and social welfare issues;£355,000 for one-to-one information, advice and casework support for 2,500 people seeking asylum across Wales.£40,000 to fund a variety of Windrush Day celebrations across Wales;£50,000 to ensure people seeking sanctuary are supported to present their asylum case effectively.