QNR – Senedd Cymru ar 3 Mawrth 2020.
We have confirmed funding of £2 million for mental health and well-being in the further education sector in 2020-21. Most of the funding is going directly to colleges to build capacity, and to support collaborative projects to ensure a consistent, evidence-based approach to staff and student well-being across Wales.
Since the general election of December 2019, we have raised the shared prosperity fund with the Prime Minister, the Secretary of State for Wales and other UK Government Ministers. Yet, with 10 months until EU funding tails off, there is still no clarity on its proposals.
Caiff cyllid cyfalaf ei ddyrannu drwy nifer o fecanweithiau, gan ddibynnu ar natur y rhaglen. Er enghraifft, mae’r blaenoriaethau buddsoddi ar gyfer ein rhaglen ysgolion yr unfed ganrif ar hugain yn cael eu penderfynu gan ein partneriaid, ac yn adlewyrchu angen lleol.
We have announced a revenue grant of £2,500 per business administered via Business Wales to help small and medium-sized enterprises with post-flood recovery following storms Ciara and Dennis. This is in addition and complements the information, advice and signposting available from Business Wales and support for local authorities to meet the costs of discretionary business rates relief.