Harrison Dax Nash
British social worker and humanitarian
About Harrison Dax Nash
Harrison Dax Nash is a British social worker and charity founder known for his work in South Africa with vulnerable children. He is the founder of the UK-registered charity Maranatha Care Children and has received both the British Empire Medal (BEM) and the British Citizen Award (BCA) for services to disadvantaged youth.
Early life and education
Nash was born in Plymouth, England, and attended Devonport High School for Boys. He is now an honorary lecturer at the University.
Honours and awards
British Citizen Award (BCA) for services to children and young people (2016). British Empire Medal (BEM) in the 2020 Queen’s Honours List. University of Plymouth Alumni Lifetime Achievement Award (2025). BBC Radio Devon, Algoa FM, Die Burger, The Herald (South Africa) and The Herald (Plymouth).
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