A permanent allowance for parents as caregivers is a crucial policy response to the financial strain experienced by families providing extraordinary care to minors. Many parents face significant financial burdens due to increased expenses associated with medical treatments, assistive devices, and specialized therapies. The state alleviates this burden by granting a permanent allowance and ensures that parents can focus on providing the necessary care without compromising their financial well-being. This policy intervention reduces families' risk of debt or poverty, promotes financial stability, and mitigates the adverse economic consequences often accompanying caregiving responsibilities.