Dr. Felix Ho, the NT Australian of the Year, dedicates thousands of hours to volunteering each year, significantly impacting his community in the Northern Territory. Volunteering has profoundly shaped his identity, as he states it is a defining aspect of his life that fosters personal growth. Ho's commendable efforts have recently earned him a Medal of the Order of Australia, recognizing his selfless contributions. In addition to his role as a full-time doctor at the Royal Darwin Hospital, Ho serves in multiple capacities as a volunteer. He is notably involved with St John Ambulance, where he began his journey in healthcare as a paramedic, and he continues to play a crucial role as a voluntary national youth officer. This duality of his professional and volunteering life emphasizes his dedication to nurturing future healthcare professionals. Beyond his duties with St John Ambulance, Dr. Ho is also a medical officer with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and actively mentors air force cadets. He deftly balances his time between these commitments and estimates that he volunteers around three hours daily. This extensive involvement exemplifies his exceptional dedication to service and illustrates the potential for individuals to make meaningful contributions to their communities, despite the challenges of full-time employment.