## 3 Results
### Service Proposals
#### 3.2.2 Service Proposal  
The service \"Small Daily Life\" proposes three service elements according to the following concepts to improve the residential stability of the female elderly. Grandma's \"Small Daily Life Tasks\": A service for sharing small hobbies of Grandma at home through video. \begin{table}
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**Service Unit** & **Main Content** & \
\begin{tabular}{c} **Service** \\ **Provision Method** \\ \end{tabular} & **Note** \\ \hline Activities inside & & & \\ home & Sharing daily life & Online &
\begin{tabular}{c} Combined promoting \\ by on- and offline \\ \end{tabular} \\ Activities outside & & Talent donation & Offline & - \\ home & & Sharing the results & \\ Community activities & & created through daily & Offline & - \\  & life and talent donation & & \\ \hline \hline \end{tabular}
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Table 3: Contents and provision method of service. Figure 4: Service design framework. Grandma's \"Small Meeting\": A time for grandmothers and neighbours to work together and learn cooking and living know-how. Grandma's \"Small Sharing\": Sharing the results of small daily life tasks and small meetings in the local community. \"Grandma's Small Daily Life Tasks\" is an online service that shares the small daily life tasks in which elderly women take pleasure at home in a short video diary format. The elderly can record their daily routines, strengthening their perception of the joyful emotions they feel in everyday activities by re-viewing them. Additionally, by sharing the video online, it is possible to feel the relational contact even at home through interaction with children who live apart, with family members, or others who provide feedback on their content. \"Grandma's Small Meeting\" is a small group activity for a region in which neighbours join elderly women to learn cooking skills and living know-how. This service initiates, maintains, and contributes to the elderly community network by creating an environment in which they can contribute to the role of teaching previously known and/or familiar skills and enabling communication with neighbours, particularly across generations. \"Grandma's Small Sharing\" is an activity for sharing the food and handicrafts made by the elderly women in the \"Small Daily life Tasks\" and \"small meetings\". It expands social community contributions and networking through interpersonal activities outside the home. The goal of this service is the \"enhancement of residential stability\" of the elderly, developed independently, through meetings with small groups, and later involving the community step by step. Figure 6 shows the three service elements proposed here. All three service processes are interconnected and extend from an individual's daily life to the community network. These processes are designed for the elderly to experience  
Figure 5: Service brand design. Figure 6: Service process map. an improved sense of productivity and self-efficacy from their new roles and rediscover their daily enjoyment. Additionally, the meaning of home, a private space familiar to the elderly, is expanded to a communal space where the elderly meet their neighbours. The role of service managers in the service process is as follows. First, in the \"Small Daily Life Task\" activity, participants were confirmed and guided, and content was discussed and confirmed. At the same time, they upload videos of small daily life tasks, support communication through comments, and discover offline platforms, such as appropriate elderly welfare centres and town hall bulletin boards for each region and used them for publicity. In the \"Small Meeting\" activity, the schedule of the elderly and participants was coordinated and confirmed so that the sharing gifts can be co-produced. The venue is rented and the supplies are prepared. The participants guide the program and help with the process, as well as video-recording the small meeting program, before editing it and uploading it to an online platform.