INJS is the abbreviation for Institut National de Jeunes Sourds, which translates to National Institute for Deaf Children in English. Located in Chambéry, this public specialized educational institution offers a wide range of tailored training programs and accommodation options for children and young adults with hearing impairments. Their goal is to accompany each child and young person with hearing loss in their personalized development and professional journey.

The institute provides pedagogical support for deaf students aged 3 to 20, both in terms of education and individual support. Their dedicated team of professionals collaborates with families and medical experts to develop a therapeutic plan for each child. Additionally, INJS offers various programs and support services, including medical and psycho-social assistance, inclusion support for children in Savoie/Haute-Savoie, and social and professional integration for young people aged 16 and above.

With a focus on promoting inclusion and providing a comprehensive support system, INJS aims to ensure the optimal personal and professional growth of every child and young person with hearing impairment