new delhi ahead of the world day against child labour june 12 citybased child welfare committees have cited the absence of basic facilities including std connection in offices adequate travel funds and proper coordination with cwc members of other states as some of the reasons for the mismatch between the number of children rescued and those rehabilitated according to the figures for the period between april 2012 and march 2013 the seven committees under the delhi government rescued 1468 children of which 1298 were rehabilitated a detailed report on the issue was submitted to the governments social welfare department on june 4 in a letter issued in may the department had asked the cwcs to explain in detail the procedures followed by them to rehabilitate the children among the committees the most candid report has been submitted by the asha kiran home in rohini which admits that rehabilitation of children requires more attention honestly speaking very little attention has been paid to the rehabilitation of children due to reasons like inadequate basic facilities in offices there is a lack of positive response from the residents commissioner of states when contacted reads the report as soon as a child labourer or domestic help is rescued a case has to be registered against the employers and their shops or factories are sealed the employer also has to pay rs 20000 per child which is deposited in the rehabilitation society fund the committees are also expected to recover the childs remaining wages from the employer many cwcs have expressed concern over this money not reaching the child or his family while several ngos are involved in this work the feedback is not very encouraging this needs to be streamlined on a priority basis to ensure that the money reaches the child and the district administration is made responsible for it reported the cwc based in sanskar ashram in dilshad garden according to the figures of the kingsway campbased cwc out of 306 children rescued last year the committee could collect wagescompensation for only 64 children