Host Jamy Gourmaud -
Stéphane Jobert
Worried about the distress of the students.
The
C'est pas sorcier team
, formerly broadcast on France 3, met to send a message of support and encouragement to young people, hard hit by the Covid-19 health crisis, reports the
HuffPost
.
Jamy, Fred, Sabine and Valérie - who embodied the famous little voice - met in videoconference.
"You have trusted us for 20 years, so we ask you to trust us again", declares Valérie to the young people in a video relayed by Jamy Gourmaud on Twitter.
“You have to express yourself, talk to someone and above all, not stay in your isolation.
"
Get together with @Sabine_Quindou, @FredCourant & the little voice to send you an important message ... it's not rocket science 🤓
💪 To all the young people affected by the health crisis: get out of isolation and ask for a helping hand !
📞 0800 235 236, anonymous & free.
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- Jamy Gourmaud (@gourmaud_jamy) March 15, 2021
"Normal to feel stress"
The four facilitators take the opportunity to discuss together the coronavirus crisis and its consequences, the closure of classes, student insecurity and the uncertain future for many young people.
"It is completely normal to feel stress in the current situation", insists Jamy, adding that one should not hesitate to "ask for a little help".
The team of the program broadcast between 1993 and 2014 takes advantage of this virtual meeting to remind people of the existence of Fil santé jeunes, which has a website and a telephone number: 0800 235 236. The platform allows users to put young people in distress in contact with professionals or accompanying persons.
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