Question 14531 — people with disabilities

Summary

Ms. Hélène Laporte questions the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities on the situation in which French Sign Language (LSF) training centers find themselves, a fundamental tool for professional inclusion. Today, no less than 300,000 people in France are trained in LSF. This mode of expression is of capital importance to include deaf people and hearing impaired in many sectors such as public reception, medico-social and even education. However, several structures are in danger because LSF training is increasingly considered “non-employable”, its financing is called into question. This is due to blockages linked to the personal training account (CPF) and certain France Travail criteria. This is today the case of the only training center in LSF in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region which risks disappearing if no measures are taken. The closure of such centers would have a direct impact on professionals and on deaf people themselves, thus deprived of access to communication and certain services. She therefore draws his attention to the urgency of the situation and asks him, for the sake of inclusion and support for these structures, to reassess the status of the LSF in training systems, to clearly recognize its professional usefulness and to maintain its eligibility for public funding.

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