Instead of depending on random charity or one-time grants, the court wants a structured, self-sustaining system. Think of it like a medical emergency fund that never runs dry. The idea? Corporate CSR funds, government support, and institutional donors should all chip in regularly; no more waiting for someone to notice or someone to donate. The court even asked the Centre to file a detailed response. Interestingly, this came after an NGO flagged offensive jokes by influencers like Samay Raina; but instead of punishing them, the SC praised their efforts in raising disability awareness. So, a controversial moment sparked a potentially life-saving reform. The real win? Kids with SMA might finally get consistent, long-term care; not just hope.