Implementing a permanent allowance for parents responsible for minors with complex medical or developmental needs is crucial to enhancing access to specialized care services. In cases where qualified professionals are scarce or inaccessible, parents often assume the role of primary caregivers, acquiring the necessary expertise through experience and training. The state reinforces the value of this informal but indispensable caregiving network by acknowledging and compensating parents for their efforts in delivering personalized care and assistance. Consequently, parents are empowered to continue providing essential services, bridging the gap in access to specialized care and promoting the overall well-being of the minors.