Nina Joy Jongen was delighted to receive an Amazon Prime Tiny Holiday House - which is packed with some awesome items.

The tiny house prize was awarded on the back of a competition.

The winning entry, chosen by judge Fabio Paulucci from Aussie Tiny Houses, came from Linda Giuliano, who nominated her close friend, Ms Jongen from Nymboida, after she and her daughter lost their home in early November to the bushfires.

"On the 8th of November a huge and unimaginable fire storm tore through our small community. The fire continued to burn for two days, destroying over 85 homes and scorching the forests. My daughter and I lost our home and our world was turned upside down," Ms Jongen said.

"As a family we now face the long road ahead to clean up, regenerate and rebuild our lives, and the Amazon Prime Tiny House is definitely going to help us on this journey."

Ms Jongen, 33, has lived in the rural village of Nymboida for most of her life, recently moving back into her family home to raise her nine-year-old daughter Miwanyo as a single parent.

And her reaction to winning a tiny house: "My family are blown away, immensely grateful and excited beyond belief. The delivery of the Amazon Prime Tiny Holiday House is an incredible silver lining on what has been a very dark cloud.

"Linda is an amazing friend, and I am so touched that she has done this for me."

Ms Giuliano was just as pleased: "I nominated Nina as she is a truly special woman, who always gives to others. Nina and her family have faced tremendous loss over the last couple of months, and she deserves some festive joy brought back to her life during this difficult time."

The Tiny House filled with Amazon Prime products will be delivered to Ms Jongen's Nymboida land today.

Matt Furlong, country manager for Amazon Australia said: "We are so pleased to be delivering the Amazon Prime Tiny Holiday House to a truly deserving winner. Ms Jongen's recent loss is heartbreaking, and the fact she was nominated by a friend is a true demonstration of festive cheer during this difficult period.

"We hope that Nina and her daughter find some happiness through this gift ahead of the Christmas period as they begin to rebuild their lives."

Fabio Paulucci, judge of the competition and managing director of Aussie Tiny Houses said: "With tens of thousands of entries from the funny to the heart breaking, it was hard to choose one winner.

"However, the one that really stood out was Linda's entry, in which she nominated her friend Nina who is indisputably in need of some extra cheer."

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