Welcome to the Deaf-Blind Census
The Deaf-Blind Census represents the longest running and most comprehensive registry of infants,
young children, and students who are Deaf-Blind from birth to twenty-one in the United States.
The Deaf-Blind Census supplements the Birth to 2 Part C and December 1 Federal Child Count of students
(ages 3-21) with disabilities.
The official collection of data of students who are Deaf-Blind in Pennsylvania runs from February 1st
to the 28th each year. The data that is collected provides valuable information to local, state, and national organizations.
It also assists projects in the design of their services, as well as meeting the requirements of their various
funding agencies.
More information and Frequently Asked Questions
The Pennsylvania Deaf-Blind Census application, DBcensus, was designed by Leader Services
for the Pennsylvania Training and Technical Assistance Network (PaTTAN).
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