Community based education initiatives in Capitola, California

The Washoe Native TANF Program, located at 2045 40th Avenue, Capitola, California, is a dedicated local government office committed to empowering Native American families in our community. Our mission is to provide temporary assistance for needy families, helping them achieve self-sufficiency through a variety of supportive services and programs. We offer resources such as job training, educational support, and family wellness initiatives, all tailored to meet the unique cultural and economic needs of Native American families. Our compassionate team works diligently to foster a nurturing environment that respects and honors the rich heritage of the Washoe people. Visit us to learn more about how we can support you and your family's journey toward a brighter future.

The Resource Conservation District of Santa Cruz County is a dedicated local government office committed to the sustainable management and conservation of natural resources within the region. Located at 820 Bay Avenue in Capitola, California, our office serves as a hub for environmental stewardship, offering a range of programs and services designed to support the community's ecological health. We work collaboratively with landowners, public agencies, and local residents to implement effective conservation practices that enhance water quality, soil health, and biodiversity. Our team of experts provides technical assistance, educational resources, and innovative solutions to address environmental challenges and promote sustainable land use. Whether you're a farmer, a homeowner, or a community group, the Resource Conservation District of Santa Cruz County is here to help you make a positive impact on the environment. Visit us to learn more about how you can contribute to preserving the natural beauty and resources of Santa Cruz County for future generations.

Welcome to TULA Center for Bodywork, your sanctuary for healing and rejuvenation located at 716 Capitola Avenue, Capitola, California. At TULA, we are dedicated to providing exceptional massage therapy and health education services to our community. Our team of skilled professionals brings a wealth of experience and specialized training to offer you a holistic approach to wellness. Jay, our co-owner and board-certified massage therapist, brings over two decades of experience in bodywork therapies. His journey began at the New York Open Center in 2000, where he mastered Swedish and Shiatsu massages, Yoga, and earned an Associate Polarity Practitioner certification. Jay's expertise includes Injury/Rehab, Sports, Swedish & Deep Tissue massage, Trigger Point therapy, and Structural Bodywork. His continuous pursuit of education in therapeutic bodywork ensures that he remains at the forefront of healing practices, sharing his knowledge and the gift of touch with every client. Recognized for his outstanding skills, Jay has been voted Santa Cruz Weekly’s Gold Massage Therapist in 2011 and 2012, and Good Times BEST Massage Therapist in 2015.