Gan adeiladu ar lwyddiannau grwpiau Dinas Noddfa ledled y wlad a phartneriaid eraill yng Nghynghrair Ffoaduriaid Cymru, ein nod yw i Gymru fod y ‘Genedl Noddfa’ gyntaf yn y byd, gan ddathlu lletygarwch Cymreig a’n hanes o ymfudo a diogelwch.
Ein gweledigaeth yw bod Cymru yn wlad lle caiff pobl sy’n ceisio noddfa groeso; cenedl sy’n deall ac yn dathlu eu cyfraniad unigryw i dapestri cyfoethog bywyd Cymru.
Rydym yn gwybod y bydd yn cymryd gweithredu gan amrywiaeth eang o bobl a sefydliadau, ledled Cymru i wireddu’r weledigaeth hon. Rydym yn falch bod gennym gefnogaeth Llywodraeth Cymru eisoes ac rydym wedi cychwyn ar waith hynod o gyffrous gyda phrifysgolion, y gwasanaeth iechyd ac undebau llafur
Os hoffech chi ymuno â’r mudiad i wneud Cymru yn Genedl Noddfa, gallech ystyried rhai o’r syniadau yma neu cysylltwch â ni!
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Letter to Welsh Lords about the Nationality and Borders bill
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Together with Refugees week of action 18-22 October
Day of action poster v2 can be down loaded here.
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