are still not allowed to hang posters in the mikve advertising lectures and courses, they nevertheless allow the attendants to participate in the courses. Marmon-Grumet concluded that if there were a promise of extra wages for additional work, "attendants would be very glad to be trained and so many of the things in Project Hai, while always keeping in mind the privacy and respect needed for the intimate nature of the mikve, or -- as in the Eden vision -- create the center around the mikve in which all these topics can have expression." The 18 suggested health topics covered by 'Project Hai' Preventing home accidents such as burns from Shabbat and Hanukka candles, hotplates and samovars and how to avoid home fires, as well as preventing child choking on foreign objects and unswallowable pieces of food,  Preventing accidental poisonings from cleaning materials and medications and drowning in buckets during the pre-Pessah period  Reducing road deaths and injuries on the way to school and back and elsewhere in the neighborhood and teaching women how to safely cross streets (especially with baby carriages)  Encouraging first-aid and resuscitation education and teaching where and how to play safely in playgrounds, supervise older children who take care of their smaller siblings  The importance of taking nutritional supplements such as vitamin D, calcium, iron and folic acid  The need to go for a mammography after 50, or earlier if there is a family or genetic history of breast cancer 