Self-Help Network is internationally recognized as a leading self-help group clearinghouse and as a Center for Community Support and Research of Wichita State University dedicated to serving Kansas self-help groups, community coalitions, networks of community members and non-profit health and human service organizations. Our history and special interest is in working with those who are often not given a “seat at the table” when community change is being considered. Our philosophy is based in Robert Greenleaf’s concept of Servant Leadership. As servant leaders we are dedicated to working with Kansans to help them accomplish their desired end-in-mind for positive community change. With an interdisciplinary staff of nearly twenty, we have expertise in a variety of topics including community collaboration, strategic planning, evaluation/outcome research and leadership development. When working with others we take a generalist approach by bringing tools and strategies that are useful regardless of the topic and draw upon best practice approaches of community psychology, social work, business, and public health. Living in the academic world of Wichita State University and working extensively in communities across Kansas, we have come to appreciate the powerful combination of theoretical and research knowledge found at a university coupled with the experiential knowledge of Kansas community leaders. We intentionally draw upon those tools and share them with our partners. We believe that every Kansan has valuable experience and strengths worth sharing with others and so seek intentionally to identify and partner with others also passionate about creating thriving Kansas communities.