HMS Assistance was a British Royal Navy ship launched in 1944, primarily serving as a survey vessel during World War II. It was equipped for various tasks, including hydrographic surveys and supporting naval operations. The ship played a crucial role in gathering vital information about maritime routes and underwater topography. After the war, HMS Assistance continued to serve in the Royal Navy, contributing to scientific research and navigation safety. Its design and capabilities made it an essential asset for maritime exploration and support, reflecting the evolving needs of naval operations in the post-war era.