Continuum Behavioral Health & Recovery Services

01/28/2026

Join Our Team at Continuum Behavioral Health & Recovery Services.

We’re hiring for several roles and would love to connect with people who are passionate about strengthening our community through behavioral health treatment and recovery support.

Now hiring:
• Childcare Aide
• Program Director – HOME Program
• Bilingual CADC
• Bilingual Peer Support Specialist
• CADC I or II
• Direct Care / On-PACE Program

Full-time benefits include:
• Hiring bonus for all new staff & relocation assistance
• Four-day work week (for most full-time positions)
• 100% employer-paid health, vision, and dental insurance (approx. $1,375/month employee savings)
• Paid time off (PTO): up to 3.75 weeks in the first year (increases with length of service)
• 9 paid holidays + 2 floating holidays
• 2 paid mental health days (in addition to PTO, paid holidays, and floating holidays)
• Retirement plan with up to 6% employer match (after one year of employment)
• Employer-paid clinical CEUs (SUD and Mental Health, as required for the role)
• Employer-paid licensing, renewal, and certification fees
• Relocation assistance for select positions (may include up to three months of employer-provided housing with utilities + Wi-Fi; eligibility noted on the job posting)

Apply here:
https://ontrackroguevalley.org/work-with-us/

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Join our team and work alongside the people behind Continuum Behavioral Health & Recovery Services (formerly OnTrack Rogue Valley), recognized as one of Oregon’s “100 Best Nonprofits to Work For” three years in a row.

01/26/2026

Continuum is excited and honored to receive a $7,500 award from the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation (CCUIF) to help purchase a vehicle for our HOME Program.

This support will improve access and mobility for outreach and housing-focused services for our HOME Program clients (moms) here in the Rogue Valley. We’re truly grateful to CCUIF for investing in stronger, healthier communities and for helping make this work possible. Thank you, Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians.

01/23/2026

Board Spotlight: Bryon Lambert, President-Elect

We’re honored to feature a video spotlight on Bryon Lambert, our Board President-Elect, and a dedicated leader whose work has helped strengthen equity-focused systems and community health across Southern Oregon.

Bryon was born and raised in Springfield, Illinois, before he and his family moved to the Rogue Valley in 1997. He currently serves as the Community Building Director at La Clinica, is an advisor to the Cross Cultural Health Care Program, and previously served as a Health Equity Advisor for Jackson Care Connect. Bryon also volunteers as the co-chair of the Health Equity Committee of the Oregon Health Policy Board at the Oregon Health Authority.

Bryon brings together his background in communications, public radio broadcasting, and healthcare leadership to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts that engage and inspire, without blame, shame, or debate.

Outside of work, Bryon enjoys spending time with his wife, their adult children, grandchildren, and their dog, Ephraim. He also loves playing bass and acoustic guitar with friends.

In the video below, Bryon shares his reflections on Continuum’s work and new name. As he shares:

“My personal and professional focus on justice drew me to Continuum, because everyone is treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their culture, belief systems, or socio-economic status.”

We’re grateful for Bryon’s leadership, perspective, and the vision he brings to Continuum as President-Elect. 💙

01/22/2026

Recovery doesn’t end after treatment.
Continuum’s Aftercare Program (ASAM Level 1.0) offers structured outpatient support to help individuals maintain stability, strengthen relapse-prevention skills, and stay connected to recovery supports.

Click the photos below to see the full flyer, front and back.

📍 300 W Main St., Medford
📞 541-772-1777 | 🌐 continuumrecovery.org

01/16/2026

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN SOUTHERN OREGON

Across our region, behavioral health needs continue to rise—impacting individuals, families, healthcare systems, and the stability of our communities.

What the data is telling us:

📊51% of overdose deaths in Oregon involved opioids combined with stimulants in 2024. https://oregoninjurydata.shinyapps.io/overdose/

📊9,704 overdose-related emergency department visits were recorded in 2024—adding pressure to already-strained systems.

📊1,833 lives were lost in 2023, and the crisis continues to affect every corner of the state. https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/ORHA/bulletins/3c70fdd

📊Workforce shortages and uneven access to providers remain a major barrier—especially outside urban areas.https://health.oregonstate.edu/sites/health.oregonstate.edu/files/2025-01/2025-oregon-health-care-workforce-needs-assessment-report.pdf

📊Economic stress increases vulnerability and impacts recovery: 43% of Jackson County households and about 47% of Josephine County households face financial hardship. https://accesshelps.org/wp-content/uploads/ACCESS-2025-CNA-Final-Revised-9.17.25.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Behind every number is a person—a neighbor, a parent, a friend—trying to carry something heavy and find a way forward.

💙 Your support helps ensure people in Southern Oregon can access behavioral health treatment and recovery support when they need it most.

➡️ Donate today: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=6HCAYDH5JKBW6

See the impact of your gift + campaign details: https://ontrackroguevalley.org/continuum-year-end/

01/12/2026

James’ journey began in a hospital bed.

His heart was failing. He could barely breathe, and walking felt impossible. He didn’t know what would come next—or if he even had a future.

While he was still in the hospital, James was connected with recovery services in our community and told: “If you’re willing to try something different, show up when you get out and we’ll help set you on the path to recovery.” For the first time in a long time, someone believed there was another way forward.

When James left the hospital, he was placed in Continuum’s Emergency Lodging. He shares that without safe housing and support, he knows he would have ended up back on the street. Having a stable place to stay gave him the chance to slow down and focus on recovery.

From there, James moved forward into residential treatment, and then transitional housing.

Today, James has been clean and sober for nearly 18 months. He works as a house mentor at one of Continuum’s transitional houses, has completed peer support training, and has reconnected with his family. For the first time in 40 years, he says his life has purpose—because he had a safe place to go when he left the hospital.

Help us create more stories like James’.
Your support through our Winter Campaign helps provide emergency lodging, behavioral health treatment, and recovery support for people taking their first steps toward stability. 💚

Donate today through our campaign page: https://ontrackroguevalley.org/continuum-year-end/

Prefer PayPal? https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=6HCAYDH5JKBW6

Names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of those we serve. To read more stories and learn more about our Winter Campaign, please visit the campaign page above.

01/08/2026

This winter, recovery can’t wait.

Across Southern Oregon, individuals and families are facing rising costs, limited access to behavioral health treatment, and unstable housing—often all at once. At Continuum, we meet people in those moments with dignity, evidence-based treatment, and support that lasts.

Last year alone, more than 2,700 people turned to Continuum for help. For many, Emergency Lodging is the first safe night after leaving the hospital—and the bridge into recovery.

💙 Your gift helps provide:
• Access to behavioral health treatment
• Safe, stable housing while people wait for services
• Recovery support that helps individuals and families rebuild

While this appeal began as part of our year-end campaign, we are continuing our outreach into the new year to reach our $30,000 goal—because the need remains urgent.

👉 Give today and help provide hope, recovery, and stability:
🔗 https://ontrackroguevalley.org/continuum-year-end/

Recovery is possible—with the right help, at the right time, for as long as people need it.

01/06/2026

12/11/2025

Support Continuum Clients This Holiday Season ✨

This holiday season, we invite our community to help meet essential needs for the parents, children, and adults participating in Continuum’s programs.

Continuum provides trauma-informed behavioral health treatment and recovery support for individuals, including parents with young children in residential treatment and adults accessing low-barrier emergency lodging. Your donations help ensure our clients have the basic items that support stability, comfort, and wellbeing during their recovery journey.

You can make an immediate impact by donating through our Amazon Wish Lists:

🟠 Mom’s Program Wish List:
https://a.co/6TKN5zg
🔵 Dad’s Program Wish List:
https://a.co/bOVIQBm

Every item purchased directly supports clients in our residential programs and emergency lodging sites by helping meet essential daily needs.

Prefer to drop off donations in person?
📍 406 S Riverside Ave, Suite 103, Medford, OR
Attn: Azalea Lusch, Development & Marketing Director

Questions about donations?
📩 a.lusch@continuumrecovery.org

Thank you for supporting the individuals and families engaged in our programs this season. ❤️

12/03/2025

We’re Hiring at Continuum Behavioral Health & Recovery Services!
If you’re passionate about making a difference in our community, Continuum has several open positions in both Medford and Grants Pass, and we’d love to have you on our team.

Why join Continuum?
We offer one of the strongest benefits packages in the region, including:
• 100% employer-paid medical, dental, and vision for full-time employees
• 6% retirement match
• 9 paid holidays + 2 floating holidays
• 16 hours of mental health leave each year
• A generous PTO package
• Opportunities to grow, learn, and create impact every day

Ready to explore our current openings?
View available positions:
https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Ontrack-Rogue-Valley/jobs

Join us in building pathways of healing, recovery, and hope across Southern Oregon.

Continuum: The right help, at the right time, for as long as you need it.

12/01/2025

Our Q4 Newsletter Is Here: Growth, Impact & New Beginnings

We’re excited to share a special edition of our quarterly newsletter, highlighting one of the biggest milestones in our organization’s history — our transition from OnTrack Rogue Valley to Continuum Behavioral Health & Recovery Services.

This issue features:

🔹 The story behind our new name and brand identity
🔹 A look at our brand awareness campaign and how you can help share it
🔹 Organizational milestones and community engagement updates
🔹 Highlights from our All-Staff Summer Event & brand reveal
🔹 Our recognition as one of Oregon’s 100 Best Nonprofits — three years in a row!

Every step forward reflects the dedication of our staff, partners, supporters, and the communities we serve.

Read the full newsletter here:
https://mailchi.mp/continuumrecovery/continuum-4q-growth-impact-new-beginnings-17979010

Together, we continue building pathways of healing, connection, and recovery across Southern Oregon.

This quarter, we’re proud to share our new brand identity and the vision that will guide our next chapter. The transition from OnTrack to Continuum reflects our growth and ongoing commitment to providing trauma-informed, strength-based treatment and recovery supports.

11/18/2025

Honored to Be Part of “For the Cause, Not the Applause"

This weekend, Continuum was grateful to participate as one of the nonprofit recipients at North Middle School’s For the Cause, Not the Applause event in Grants Pass. The students of CaveCub Theatre put together a meaningful gathering filled with creativity, talent, and community spirit.

Thank you to the organizers, performers, artists, musicians, families, sponsors, and everyone who made this event possible. Your support made the evening truly special.

We’re proud to stand alongside other local organizations making a difference in Southern Oregon, and we’re inspired by the next generation of leaders.

Continuum is thankful to have been included.💙