They consider themselves to be forgotten by the crisis.
More and more young people are coming forward, feeling that they are being left out.
Cries heard by the government, which has implemented aid such as meals at 1 euro for students.
For its part, Virgin Radio also intends to give them a boost.
According to our information, the station is preparing to launch a new ephemeral program in the evening to help those who feel abandoned.
From February 15, they will be able to express themselves on the air, every evening, between 9 p.m. and midnight.
To pilot this new meeting, Virgin Radio called on Jeanne Delafond, alias "Jeanne la psy".
A psychologist whose voice is not unknown since she had animated the free antenna of Voltage in the 2000s and made replacements on that of Europe 1 thereafter.
She will be accompanied by Robin Bernaud, who until now has officiated from 5 am to 6 am on weekdays and on Saturdays between 7 am and 10 am.
Let them walk away with answers
In this new meeting, the young people will be invited to confide their problems to Jeanne while Robin will be responsible for finding concrete solutions.
"We could, for example, put a person currently without resources in touch with an employer," explains a source familiar with the matter.
The goal is not to have sad people, but to let them come away with answers.
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Virgin Radio, which had abandoned the parties since the departure of Enora Malagré in 2015, has for the moment committed to a month of broadcasting.
But does not exclude continuing beyond if the situation requires.
An initiative that is added to that of Europe 1, which will give a voice to "those who are building the world of tomorrow" and will try to support them in several of its programs throughout next week.
