USCIS Immigration & Family Petitions
Bilingual help with I-130 family petitions, adjustment of status, citizenship, DACA renewals, VAWA, U-visas and consular processing.
From 534 S. A Street in Downtown Oxnard, La Hermandad Hank Lacayo helps immigrant families with immigration assistance, bilingual classes and a weekly community food program.
Prepared by Amy Alfaro · Brandcore
01 / 08

A grassroots effort in 2005, a 501(c)(3) since 2007. Your website should make that community purpose clear — and welcome families in English and Spanish.
Bilingual help with I-130 family petitions, adjustment of status, citizenship, DACA renewals, VAWA, U-visas and consular processing.
Citizenship exam preparation, ESL, Spanish/English literacy and hands-on computer classes for adults and youth.
The published program pairs Food Share Inc. and USDA distribution at Oxnard PAL, 350 S. K St. Families can call to confirm.

Six findings counted from the saved HTML of lahermandadfamilyservices.org, fetched 10.31.26. Every number below is a count, not an opinion.
All 36 site scripts and all 27 stylesheets are http:// URLs. A secure-connection check on 10.31.26 returned an untrusted certificate.
Source · script[src] · link[rel=stylesheet]The number appears 4 times in the page source, never as a tel: link. The page also has 0 mailto: links and 0 forms.
Source · href="tel:" · <form>“Se Habla Español” is the only Spanish. The page declares lang="en-US" and has no hreflang tag or language switch.
Source · <html lang> · footer text30 of 37 images carry an empty alt attribute, so screen-reader users get no description where an image carries meaning.
Source · img[alt=""]The homepage has 0 h1 and 0 h2 elements. Its only headings are 10 smaller h3–h6 tags, so there is no page outline.
Source · h1, h2, h3–h6The title repeats a 76-character phrase twice, run together (“…ServicesLa Hermandad…”). There is no meta description tag.
Source · <title> · meta[name=description]
When a working parent or senior searches on a phone, the first screen must earn trust. Our audit found the public homepage served over plain HTTP, with no tap-to-call link and no language switch to start from.
This is the page a family meets first. The new site opens secure, with the address, hours and phone number on the first screen.
Se habla español · Plain-language help
Give families clear, welcoming Spanish and English pages for I-130 petitions, DACA renewals, VAWA, Citizenship prep, ESL, and computer classes.
Food Share · Published schedule · Call to confirm
Give families the published Food Share location and a way to confirm distribution times. Offer supporters clear volunteer and donor contact paths.

A live HTML/CSS concept built around your published services. Families can switch language, see class times, find Food Share, and call in one tap.
A clear language choice leads to reviewed content, with readable navigation for every generation.
Plain-language service pages explain the help your team offers, with a short consultation request reviewed by your staff.
A simple place to publish class updates, Food Share directions and events. Families can call to confirm.
Immigration help, citizenship classes and community food support — in English and Spanish.
Call the office to ask about your situation. We explain the process in plain language and review next steps with you.
Schedule published by La Hermandad; times can change. Full computer and literacy schedule by phone.
Confirm the current distribution by calling the office before you travel.
Working concept · Switch tabs, language and viewport · Content and schedule subject to your review

For United Facilities Group (ufgworks.com), Brandcore turned a dated, hard-to-navigate site into a clear, modern flagship. We bring that same care to La Hermandad Hank Lacayo.

A proposed rollout led by Amy Alfaro. Timing starts after scope, content and access are approved, so your team can plan around its work with families.
A 1-on-1 kickoff with Amy Alfaro to align on La Hermandad Hank Lacayo’s immigration services, class schedules, and Friday Food Share priorities.
Our team builds and launches your new bilingual website on secure hosting, with guided USCIS & class pages and a simple mobile request form.
We continually strengthen La Hermandad Hank Lacayo’s visibility across Oxnard and Ventura County to help families, volunteers and donors find the right information.

This custom bilingual concept was built specifically for La Hermandad Hank Lacayo Youth & Family Center. I’ll stay personally involved from strategy kickoff through launch.
I’d welcome a 15-minute walkthrough with your team to review the bilingual website concept and choose the services, classes and community updates to prioritize.
Proposed times: Thursday at 1 PM or Friday at 2 PM Pacific — or choose any weekday slot that fits your schedule.