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Daeth Deddf Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol a Llesiant (Cymru) i rym ar 6 Ebrill eleni, gan roi'r dull sy'n canolbwyntio ar yr unigolyn wrth wraidd ein system gofal cymdeithasol. Rwyf am gyfleu i Aelodau'r Cynulliad, un ffordd y bwriadwn ddangos bod y dull newydd yn gweithio'n dda ac yn cyflawni canlyniadau gwell i bobl.   
  
Fel rhan o'r fframwaith statudol newydd, bydd pobl ag anghenion gofal a chymorth, neu ofalwyr ag anghenion cymorth, yn nodi eu canlyniadau personol a'r hyn sy'n bwysig iddynt hwy. Yna bydd unigolion, eu gofalwyr a theuluoedd, yn ogystal ag eiriolwr lle y bo'n briodol, yn cydweithio ag ymarferwyr i ganfod y ffordd orau i'r unigolyn gyflawni'r canlyniadau hynny. Gall hyn gynnwys drwy gynllun gofal a chymorth a reolir, gwasanaethau ataliol neu drwy ddarparu gwybodaeth, cyngor a chymorth.   
  
Cam pwysig ar y daith i sicrhau bod pobl yn ganolog i'w gofal a'u cymorth yw eu grymuso i allu nodi a mesur y cynnydd y maent yn ei wneud i gyflawni eu canlyniadau personol. Yn y gorffennol, ni fu dull cyffredin sy'n berthnasol i'r unigolyn a'r gweithiwr proffesiynol, ac a berchenogir gan y ddau ohonynt.    
  
Felly, rydym wedi mabwysiadu'r dull cydgynhyrchu sydd wedi gweithio'n dda i ni wrth i ni baratoi ar gyfer y Ddeddf a'i rhoi ar waith. Gan adeiladu ar y rhaglen beilot lwyddiannus o dan arweiniad yr Asiantaeth Gwella Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol (SSIA) a gweithio gyda'n partneriaid mewn awdurdodau lleol, a rhanddeiliaid eraill, rydym wedi datblygu dull o gofnodi ac adrodd ar gynnydd tuag at ganlyniadau personol i bob awdurdod lleol yng Nghymru.  
  
Am y tro cyntaf bydd y dull yn gyson ym mhob awdurdod lleol yng Nghymru. Bydd gennym ddull cyffredin o feintioli nifer y bobl sydd wedi cyflawni, neu sy'n gweithio tuag at gyflawni eu hamcanion. Egwyddor ganolog y dull hwn yw mai'r person ei hun sy'n mesur ei gynnydd. Bydd y canllawiau rwyf yn eu cyhoeddi heddiw yn helpu ymarferwyr ledled Cymru i gymhwyso hyn yn gyson ac yn briodol.   
  
Fel rhan o'n dull a reolir, rydym yn cynnig bod awdurdodau lleol yn profi'r canllawiau drafft ar gyfer gweddill y flwyddyn. Yna byddwn yn ailgynnull ymarferwyr yn ystod gwanwyn 2017 i ddadansoddi'r adborth ar unrhyw faterion ymarferol sydd wedi codi er mwyn diwygio'r canllawiau a'u cyhoeddi ar eu ffurf derfynol yn ystod haf 2017\.    
  
Er mwyn cefnogi'r broses weithredu, mae Rhaglen Sgiliau Cyfathrebu Cydweithredol, a reolir gan SSIA ar ein rhan, yn bwriadu rhoi hyfforddiant i staff o bob awdurdod lleol yng Nghymru ar y fethodoleg hon erbyn mis Mai 2017\.  
  
Mae'r canllaw ar gael yma: http://gov.wales/topics/health/socialcare/well\-being/?skip\=1\&lang\=cy 

   
 







Translation:


 
The Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act came into force on 6 April this year, placing the person\-centred approach at the heart of our social care system. I want to set out for Assembly Members one way in which we intend to demonstrate that the new approach is working well and delivering better outcomes for people.  

  

As part of the new statutory framework, people with care and support needs, or carers with support needs, will identify their personal outcomes and what matters to them. Individuals, their carers and families, as well as advocates where appropriate, will then work together with practitioners to find the best way for the individual to achieve those outcomes. This may include through a managed care and support plan, preventative services or the provision of information, advice and assistance.  

  

An important step in the journey to put people at the centre of their care and support is to empower them to be able to identify and measure the progress they are making to achieve their personal outcomes. Previously, there has been no common approach which is relevant to, and owned by, both the individual and the professional.    

  

We have therefore adopted the approach of co\-production that has served us so well in our preparations for and implementation of, the Act. Building on the successful pilot led by the Social Services Improvement Agency (SSIA) and working with our local authority partners, and other stakeholders, we have developed an approach to recording and reporting progress towards personal outcomes for all local authorities in Wales.  

  

For the first time the approach will be consistent across all local authorities in Wales. We will have a common tool to quantify the numbers of people that have achieved, or are working towards, achieving their goals. The central principle of this approach is that it is the person themselves that measures their progress. The guidance I am publishing today will assist practitioners across Wales to apply this consistently and appropriately.  

  

As part of our managed approach, we propose that local authorities test the draft guidance for the remainder of this year. We will then reconvene practitioners in spring 2017 to analyse feedback on any practical issues which have arisen in order to revise the guidance and issue it in its final form in summer 2017\.    

  

To support implementation, the Collaborative Communications Skills Programme training, managed by the SSIA on our behalf, is training staff from every local authority in Wales in this methodology by May 2017\.  

  

The guidance is available here: http://gov.wales/topics/health/socialcare/well\-being/?lang\=en