The Munot Foundation had recently organised an “Osteopathy Camp” from April 6, 2007 to April 9, 2007 at Kalpataru Synergy in Mumbai. Renowned Osteopath from Jodhpur, Dr. Govardhanlalji Parashar and his associates, had rendered their services for the camp. Treatment at the camp was offered without any charge.

Dr. Goverdhanlal Parashar, a practitioner of alternative medicinal therapy using ayurveda, has done his Doctorate in Ayurvedic Medicine (gold medalist) from Allahabad University. For treatment Dr. Parashar uses Osteopathy which is a unique method of treating the patients with bone, nerve and muscular disorder without any oral medicine. He specializes in the healing of Slip Disc, Cervical Spondylosis, Thyroid, Hormonal Imbalance, Calcium Deficiency, Frozen Shoulder, Muscle Problems, Osteoporosis, Arthritis, Cerebral Palsy, Migraine, Ligament Tear, Prostate Sciatica, Diabetes, Height Problem and Obesity to name a few.

Over 375 patients were treated during the 4 day camp. Dr. Parashar and his team were on the job throughout the day and worked for more than 15 hours a day with just one break in between. Overall, patients were very much satisfied with the treatment and felt a miraculous change in their problems they were suffering. The camp was a huge success.

We provide and maintain road dividers for added road safety.

One of our projects, Kalpataru Heights was awarded the "Best Illuminated Building" award as part of the City Beautifying Drive, 31st December 1999. This drive was organized by an NGO.

We are devoted to fostering the next generation, and instilling in them understanding and responsibility that is part of developing an urban landscape. To this end, we invite educational institutions to visit our projects, and help the younger generation understand how new technologies can be used responsibly to build a better future for our cities.

We organized a lecture at J.J School of Architecture by eminent architect Thakur Desai and past students of the J.J School to give the students a practical understanding of architecture with reference to the Indian city landscape.

We organized a workshop for students all over India at IIT Kanpur, and made arrangements for the students to visit Kalpataru sites.

We sponsor awards for outstanding students at VJTI.

We have Mobile Crèches, organized by an NGO, at a number of our sites. These Mobile Crèches take care of the construction workers' children and educate them while their parents work on the site.

We help to improve the standard of living among the underprivileged, and give them a chance for a better tomorrow. Kalpataru provides educational infrastructure and textbooks and notebooks for needy students. We also help provide means of livelihood to the widows and elderly by giving them sewing machines free of cost.

The Munot Foundation, a public charitable trust, created by Mr. Mofatraj Munot in September 1988 is instrumental in carrying out social and charitable work. Under the Foundation's auspices, numerous acts of charity have been carried out.

An electric substation was built to serve the towns of Nakshatrana and Khedoi in Gujrat after the 2001 earthquake.

The establishment of a drinking water system for the city of Pipar, and it's surrounding areas in Rajasthan - a region that has suffered from chronic droughts.

A Free Mobile Surgical and Eye Camp were organized for the citizens of Pipar and its neighboring cities. This camp was conducted for ten days in November 2001, with a record of 45 doctors. We successfully treated approximately 9000 people at this camp.

This is but a small part of the overall community effort that helps make Kalpataru Group a dependable and trusted name in India and the rest of the world.