About Assistance in Canada

Mithu is the operational backbone of Assistance in Canada—focused on structure, clarity, and consistent results.
For more than a decade, he has built and scaled businesses in the tech and service sectors, known for his calm and disciplined leadership style. The same strategic mindset now drives the systems and client experience at Assis

Mithu is the operational backbone of Assistance in Canada—focused on structure, clarity, and consistent results.
For more than a decade, he has built and scaled businesses in the tech and service sectors, known for his calm and disciplined leadership style. The same strategic mindset now drives the systems and client experience at Assistance in Canada.

Having traveled to over thirty countries and relocated multiple times himself, he understands that moving isn’t just about logistics—it’s about identity, safety, belonging, and starting again with confidence. His business background gave him process and precision. His personal experiences gave him empathy. Assistance in Canada was born at the intersection of both.

Today, Mithu oversees operations and growth, making sure every service is not just efficient—but human. To him, this isn’t just a company. It’s a way of giving people the support he once needed himself.

I started Assistance in Canada because I’ve lived the relocation journey, not once, but across three continents. I know what it feels like to land in a new country full of hope, but also overwhelmed by paperwork, housing searches, and cultural confusion. Over the past ten years, I’ve helped employees, families, refugees, and unaccompanie

I started Assistance in Canada because I’ve lived the relocation journey, not once, but across three continents. I know what it feels like to land in a new country full of hope, but also overwhelmed by paperwork, housing searches, and cultural confusion. Over the past ten years, I’ve helped employees, families, refugees, and unaccompanied minors rebuild their lives in new places.

As a Relocation Manager, I supported corporate moves for multinational companies. In humanitarian work, I built programs for minors arriving alone, helping them not just settle, but belong.

That mix of operational precision and empathy became the foundation of Assistance in Canada.

I speak five languages, have lived on three continents, and have personally assisted more than a thousand people on their journey to a new life. Every newcomer has a story. Every move is more than a relocation—it’s a beginning.