Tin Roof Sundaes are one of my favorites, but seeing the roof on the first unit for 80 girls  in our dormitory project is a real treat. We have raised over $70,000 on our way to building this dorm for 160 girls. We have another $100,000 to raise, and we need lots of help, but we can be very proud of our progress so far. And the girls will be able to move into the new dormitory as soon as the walls are plastered, electricity installed, and other details. Can’t wait to see those pictures!

Matron entryway with roof on the entire Unit 1 length, 28 May 2010.

New roof is installed on Unit 1 of the girls dormitory, 28 May 2010.

The roof takes shape on Unit 1 (for the first 80 girls in the dormitory, and their matrons). Roof rafters carried by students to the work site are in place over the matrons’ rooms and the longer section for the students.

View of rafters installation on Unit 1 of girls dormitory from vantage of matrons' rooms, 17 May View of rafters installation on Unit 1 of girls dormitory from vantage of future shower/toilet module platform, 17 May 2010.

View of rafters installation on Unit 1 of girls dormitory from vantage of future shower/toilet module platform, 17 May 2010.

Roof rafters are installed over matrons' rooms and Unit 1 of girls dormitory, 17 May 2010.